The Express. — London, England, 1866-09-03 00:00:00

S. ease for th e r at the B ee . Denue•,, and y, and see the t.,. ler is eereZZ 15 tor Weds. mere was P 4 well, 1,• an 2; read sad di ooneist at rem the De& highway to the pee, ting to lOW. lett to come* ow JunrniCl riled in cot* [fired nitintoe Ire summon.' rears, and persons the Jury nselses as co. Theollow orthe all chunsba it Sunday. d at a amid the last as It which noises I church doses. n juries (N s without pe e . t infirmittits. on the seesiseds ad the jft s name out If the court ti Is; and Et lead e liable os y the coittlisr fined 24 of Surrey oes. se, Wowing*. &me, Thom* K for trial—Ufa atus of ranee write, six. wee could rasa 51. each for Bevan. Richard IG. Edward/4d 011 tbe of ty-chairman ad, he church daces, save them being Z or FRIZZ. 111 irand Jury, aid many who had ell, therefore les .hened remarks, ie calendar irse prisoners foe nutted skin Iles oubt would swell Laid you */ this bowing thattlers y. He could sot is plenty of work .harges are 28.f0r le person, two for a dwellinchooss, and entering, one offing polio-ow harm, two for y wounding, ons her they would and there was :ular attentioa, ploy of a rallies? in duty. Undo sl offence. After lan dismissed the I RTS. 41.7R0P0N. n, was swedes& barge of assault in practice at No. as. On 4 and 7 ol ue ll ll , l , Ireland-yard, sad messenger caw to 'ben I got there ne that it was ilson she r ill. I askVer rAI taken somstkini s. Adams whofirca ~who way then pro " What bare tot given bier Mr it herself. The a round to the say that I P'S and she TeO eu gave it to me.' , but he becausesay to t h e g i r t : She .lant would not id us pushed me oP led me out of, tko ,nd stated the eir• to the girl. itha he police advieed mo would be mead see a person apes' i to treatment Pica t to be left unit- hssi only ta li ' girlvizmon ths mood had been eel to into 21 dap YIP ,ea at the sentinoes ou• ntaineer ettelemta ar in the etre& eg with bagP4les u, sa roug ht up in meteor charge o f beggi* Nardinn MarVi" Lln.olbt, and ogoeppi L.O to 18. e - rnoon be foul the stesell-etreet 141128' ,nde of mountemeel aaripet. nt am en wi mir bands for ha n ,004 5 „ min . TheY ter about 2e. the Italian Bier; iolborn, raid he s a l were in eustodb n four days, auto; out. As Ta ngo' . lee s betweenbrosos They ° ere pathone," reto their pee ute. eg l an d. Th . leirt yd " now re main 0 4 0 4 though they • . un der the ptd' mi ld earn, by la•!!!!. nosey in thresoulte7 r theyear. • benefit, at it .tao a they were II to th a t them that the! _ strata would let 0. 7 d send them lia r were di/Ghillie& 1 LL. NEVI SANTTART of Nca mn ell.<l Tr p r t: actor, on b e opted ften 2 bowie booment ,o. 00 , e tar, i 4), de igemen• r), there nco, , of e re: three feet wide in every part from six inches below " floor the room to the surface of the ground adjoin pm defendant was further charged with having the he Jesse No. 2 so overcrowded as to be dangerous or prejudi te health. Lsyton, solicitor, and vestry-clerk to the vestry of too, attended to conduct the ease, and said the defendant could not plead ignorance of what the sanitary t ows of the vestry required, as he bad before been unw orn.; en d fined for allowing the same thin g as were now co mplained of ; but he had set the law at defiance, and bad lac cpsid any of the penalties that were then inflicted. Tar new Similar, Act, 1866, gave to the sanitary authori ng. of the metropolis increased powers, and the sanitary wi nittee of Islington were determined to we there, and ant to leave eatene unturned backing all they could to keep t h e parish clean and healthy. and in that determination they we r e ably seconded by the sanitary Ma of officers. i l l eidd ask for immediate orders in each of the eases, an d also for summonses to compel the defendant to pay t h e co sts the parish had previously incurred, and if he then failed to pay them lie should; have to ask that the defeat'," be oommitted to prison in default. Mr. Bolton, from the office of Mr. Moseley, one of the district surveyors of Islington, proved that he had ex amined the area of the house No. 4, Caledoninutreet, and found that it was only two feet seven inches wide, and it iS net six inches below the level of the room. He bed also examined the front area of the hones No. 2, Caledonia street, and found it was six inches below the level of the e m cee the room, but it was only two feet ten inches in width. The area at the back was three feet below the level of the adjoining yard. He had before notified this fact to the Board of \Pinks. Evidence was next given showing that the front kitchen o f 2, Caledonia-street, was occupied by James Bloomfield, his wife and two children, the back kitchen of the same house by Robert King, his wife, and four children, and the f ro nt kitchen of 4, C aledonia-street by Sarah Summerfield, her husband, and two children, and that each of the rooms was occupied as separate dwellings. Mr. William Mayes, sanitary inspector, on behalf of the vestry of Islington, said that on the 25th ult. he inspected the house, No. 2, Caledonia-atreet, and found it to con chiof eight rooms, occupied by thirteen adults and eleven ldren—seven families in aIL The back kitchen is occu pied by one man, one woman, and four children, and the measurement (12 feet by 11 feet by 7 feet) only allowed 135 cubic feet of air for each, whilst the lowest allowed for each person was 300. The defendant said he was not to blame in the matter, it wee the person who let him the houses. They could do what they pleased, as he did not intend to pay. The magistrate made an order for the abatement of the evils complained of, ordered the defendant to pity costs and penalties amounting to 21. 18e., and also directed sum monsed; to issue to show cause why he should not pay the penalties and costa he had previously incurred. WORSHIP STREET. DREADFUL CAME OF STARRING. Thomas Rolertsan, of 91, High-street, Whiteehapel, fish monger, was charged with feloniously cutting and wound ing Ann Phillips with a knife, and with intent to do gnevoua bodily harm. Gully, 97 H, stated—At 11 o'clock on Saturday night last I was informed that a woman had been stabbed, and was lying at the London Hospital. I went there and found Ann Phillips lying with a wound in the throat, and another on the hand. She is in danger, and not allowed to have. She told me that the prisoner ad struck her child, that she asked him why he done so, and that he then s truck her with an oyster knife. I took prisoner into custody, and told him this, he replied—" It's a bad job ; she flew at me ; the knife was in my band and she ran against it." Mr. Llewellyn, surgeon, said—The injured woman was brought to the hospital with a very extensive wound in the wrist, and one of lighter character in the throat. The main artery and nerve of the wrist were cut. She was faint from loss of blood, and but for immediate attention might have bled to death. An oyster knife might have produced such wounds, but not from a person falling on or runumgagainst it. Theweapon appeared to havebeen sent in ideways,and then turned upwards. It must have been caused by a direct strike penetrating completely through the wrist and then entering the throat, which moat probably at the moment was guarded by the wrist or hand. She is in danger, and must be kept very quiet. Mr. Vann cross-exammed with a view to show that the whole affair was consequent on accident, but the evidence of the medical gentleman could not be shaken, and there was not any other material witnesses. Prisoner was remanded and bail refused. FORMERS' VISIT TO THE CRYSTAL PALACE ('IMP4 Dar.)—This morning some thousands of Foresters belonging to the South Eastern districts held their annual file at the Crystal Palace. The South-Eastern members of the order, although they take part in the annual festival of the general body have, for many year; past, had a special It of their own. Many of those who attended this morn ing wore the " vestments" of the order, while the con nexion of others with office was simply indicated by abroad green ribbon across the shoulder. Bailor FAIR.--(THIS DAY.)—The greatest hurtle prevailed this morning, owing to the large arrivals of horses and droves of Welsh forest colts for ash at the fair to-morrow. Business has already commenced among hone dealers in the studs of high-class horses stabled at the inn yards of Barnet. The fields usually assigned for the reception of horned cattle at present show no signs of Wog occupied with stock for sale, and the con stabulary on the northern roads are stationed to preclude droves of cattle being brought to the fair without the neces sary " removal order.' The pleasure fair is on an extensive male and the Great Northern Railway will run special train; during the three days. OPENING OF THE PARTRIDGE SHOOTING SEASON IN YORKSHIRE.—Saturday last was the opening day for partridge shooting, and at an early hour sportsmen were on the alert in the numerous preserves in Yorkshire. Notwith- standing the somewhat gloomy foreboding that birds would be very scarce, we bear of no complaint of want of sport, or in the number of partridges on the various estates visited on Saturday. On the Wentworth estate there was some capital sport, and the bags made were fully equal to those of previous yeah. On the preserves at Noblethorpe there is said to be no lack of partridges, while on the Cannon Hall estate the quantity of binls is quite an average. The day was unfavourable, several showers of rain falling, and the wind was somewhat high, consequently sportsmen laboured under difficulties ha this respect; nevertheless, some of the gentlemen were moderately succesful. The birds are very healthy, well fed, and in prime condition for the table, but rather wild and somewhat difficult to get at. THE ELECTION COMMISSIONS. —Many persons being anxious to know what the result of these inquiries will be we may state that immediately after the next meeting of parliament the reports of the royal commis 'Muer' will be laid on the table of the house, together with the evidence which has been adduced before them. If her Majesty should be advised by her Ministers that any particular place should be disfranchised a bill will be brought in by the government for that ma pose, which bill will, of course. be regularly discussed in parliament. The object of the bill will he for the appropria tion of the seats vacated by disfranchisement, which was done on the occasion of the boroughs of Sudbury and St. Alban heingiliafranchised,each of which returned two mem bers. The bill then brought in provided that after the disso lution of that parliament the West Riding of the county of York should be divided into two divisions, each division to return two members. Birkenhead was then created a borough returning one member, and another member was added to the southern division of Lancashire, thus disport ing of the four vacancies caused by the disfranchisement of the two boroughs. SHOCKING DEATH FROM DESTITUTION.-011 Fri day last a young woman was found lying insensible on Woolwich-common, apparently in a state of extreme des titution, and on being conveyed to the casual ward re wi7eel proper attention from Dr. Stuart, the divisional leLa surgeon, and the parish medical officer, Mr. Pur led but it was found that the sufferer was so nfected by disease, want, and exposure, that there was no hope of her recovery, and after lingering a few hours she expired. A woman who lived near was sent for to lay out the body, which she no sooner saw than she became deeply affected. sad said " Oh, it is my own daughter." It then transpired that the deceased had left home about four months, and lad since been leading an irregular life. THE FATAL STEAMBOAT COLLISION OFF THE &max COAT.—Mr. B. L. Gross, the county coroner, rammed his inquiry on Saturday morning at the Vulcan Arms Inn, Sizewell. touching the circumstances attending the death of Ada Bell, a passenger on board the steamer Bruiser, whose body was washed ashore on Monday last. Sergeant Jefferies, of the Yoxford division, who has charge 0 the one, stated that he had communicated with Mrs. Hill, of Hull, the aunt of the deceased, who was there in attendance to prove the identity of the body. Evidence was then taken for that purpose. At this stage of the pro. eewillies. the learned coroner said he thought it right to tell the jury that Mr. Cooper, solicitor of London. was in attendance with three witnesses from the steamer Hartwell, who were prepared with evidence, but as he (the coroner) found that Captain Harty (to whom be had written a pri vate letter, asking him as a matter of courtesy to be in attendance) was not present, he thought it advisable not to take any further evidence till the officers of the Bruiser were present, and would therefore adjourn the inquiry. He also said that he had written to the Secretary of State requesting the attendance of a nautical assessor, and he Embed not but that some gentleman from that department wield be present at their next meeting. BRISTOL.—RED LODGE REFORMATORY. — Miss Carpenter seta out this week for Calcutta. Her place as "AV Superintendent ol the Red Lodge Reformatory and School will be taken daring her abeencie by Mime ; Bailey, • lady well known for her active interest in the Carter-lane Mission and other benevolent institutions.— lam/leer. THE DESPATCH OF TROOPS TO CANADA.. --Captain I •Yeaater, R.N., the Admiralty agent at Liverpool, re ;aired orders on Saturday to charter two steamers for the immediate conveyance of a number of troops and hones -ea"da• It is thought that two of Messrs. M'lver and Co.'s steamers will be selected by Captain Leyoester, and they will be got ready for sea with the utmost possible tch. da usswsroww, SEPTEMBER 2.—The extra Cunard *suer Tripoli arrived hers at noon to-cl iv, with 149 but no specie . She landed 18 passengers, and for Liverpool at 12.15 p.m. All well. littE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3, 1866. MINES.-(THIS DAT. ) SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) No. [ °its o'CLocL. The mining market is very firm to-day, and prices still exhibit an upward tendency. East Lovell, East Caradon, Tresavean, North Tree kerby, East Russell, Clifford Amalgamated, and East Cam Brea shares are in chief request. Some of the present prices are as fol lows:—Great Vor, 24} to 25i ; East Lovell, 1& to 111; East Caradon , 81 to ; West Chiverton, 62} to 65 ; East Basset , 22} to 25; Tresavean, 7to 8 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 12 to 13 ; East Grenville, 2if to I ; Chontales, I dis. to 1 prem. ; and Mineral Rights, 0 to 1. Oirs The railway market is rather dull to-day, and a decline of 1- to it per cent. has taken place in Great Western, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South Eastern stocks. Great Northern (original) I is 1 per cent. lower. London and North-Western stock is now quoted 122,1 ex div.; Great Western, 591 to 60, ex div.; Midland, 1241 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 126 i 1. 1 1 to 127; South Eastern, 72 to ; Great Eastern, 321 to k ; Metropolitan, 132 to ; Caledonian, 128 to 129 ; Great Northern, 121 to 122, ex div. ; ditto A, 1331 to 134, ex div. ; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 21} to 22. Foreign and Colonial railway shares are steady. Lombardo-Venetian are quoted 161 to ORDINARY BRA= AND STOCKS. Sb. I Pd. I RAILWAYS. lon Sat Ckmin g P ric " Sa l " urday. to l p.m. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MONDAY. 83P71331111 3, 3 Li. a LeOrattaxoo- r enemata aretittuteo ....., sus 4 . B. T. W. I 12 LI 11. 1 " .. D. ,I W. I R. ,rto ORDINARY slim= AND STOCKS. 1 ' ' I 9- - - - Eiden - - - - - - - - Sb. I Pd. I &LOMAT& I Cl o : B , ln g urday 9rlces . I t es , p t 1 .41 5. 7 Aberdeen - Le/U/ ISM it W. II 2 S.W. re I 0.42 2 136. 100 ,Bristel and Ruder .... 27 89 xd - Ardrossan 1119.66 66 K N.W. 6 4 &S.W. e 0.20 6 Si. 100 Caledonian Greencastle.. 29.75 53/ W.N.W. 3 6 - re 1 0.28; 1 m lOO Cambrian Valentta. . . 29.91 56 N. 1 5 N.W. cb 908 2 ag ell Cork and Booms -'-' - 111/ all !Cornwall 4 4 •••• Ur5ep001....120.77 56 W.N.W. 4, 7 W.N.W. e 0.03 4 St. 100 ,Dobiluandßelfaxtitum U 68 xd •-• d - 7.129.7 65 W.N.W. 61 6 W.N.W. c 0.1& 6 St. 100 ,Dundee,PerthokAbelln 70 71 - - 1 Ei Penance.- 30.00 571 W.N.W. 31 7 N.W. c .0.611 2 100 all East Loudon Scrip Cert. - - - Breit ~ ..... 20.04 ell N.w. 4 i s N.W. c 'ohs 4 st. 100 '. Do - - dis - !orient .... 30.00 54 W. S, 6 N.N. W. c 0.351 2 St. 100 Glasgow and & Westsni 118 1 2 - Rochefort.. .30.1257 ! N. 2' S N.W. co 0.16 2 St 100 Great Eastern Ord. St. 814 314 3 2 1 I 1 2 3 7 Plymouth ... 29.96 69 . W.N.W. 2! 5 A c 0.78' 1 St. 100 I De. E. Ang. Stk., N 0.2 6 5 - Weymouth ..19.04 68' W.N.W. 4I 7 W. c 0.20 3 St. 100 ; OrestNortholliootland - - -. Portsmouth.. 29.88 56 W.N.W. 516 B.S.W. re ' 067 4 St 100 ,Great Northern London _.... 2023 64 N.W. 16 1 7 &W. Mb 0.30 - St. 100 DILA J Arec.no dlr. un- 133 134 41 134 1 3 4 id Yarmouth . 2 . 29.68 641 N.W. 81 8 W. Irc 0.44 2 St. 100 Do.B l o tiltip. e. is paidß - - - Scarborough. 29.63 53, N.W. S 1 2 OW tb &SS 3 St. 100 i Do. New Ls. e 26 pm. -•-• - Shields 2e.62 53 N.W. g' 3 9. W, I co -I S St. 100 Do. Ord. Def. Dlv. Stock - - -- Heider --' - -I - - - - - 24. 300 04. iloath & Wen. (1m) 92 94 91 St. 100 !Great Western 304 60 xd 00 4 601 Id REMARK& St 100 1 Do.SteurYaLOna.iltit - - - The decrease of atmospheric pressure which oommenced on our 81, 100 Do, South Wales - - - northern coast on Saturday morning was followed by a tall of St 100 I Do. W. 11121.-Ox6ord 37 29 id - harometen over the whole of the British Isles, and very generally St. 100 Do. Do. Newport 33 36 xd - by strong westerly winds sad heavy rain. Lightning was seen 84„, 100 .Leoceshire AYorkYire 1364 127 1274 rd 7 yesterday evening In London, and thunder is reported from Scar- St. 100 I Len..llrightn, &SC...oast 90 RI id 92 borough. This morning barometers are rising, and the winds gs, 100 Dmiden.Bketkein,ADor 21 23 21 2 41 1 are more moderate. St. 100 , Do Met Exteu.A6 p.c. - - - St. 100 "LondondtNorth Westn. 122 1224 rd 1224 324 xd U. 100 I LondondilouthWeetern 80 BS zd 8 6 74 xd A telegram from Calcutta has brought inform... St 100 'Man. Abet,* Llueolnah 00 61 Lion to the Agra and Marterman's Bank that the powers of St ` /I°° lgetr°Patan 1314 got 1341 1 1341 3 24 10 8 Du. New s 4 ll - the appointments under the Court of Chancery have been 10 all 1 De. Extension fully recognised there, and that everything connected with 00 .41 IMilmil° l Pan . • • 97 99 100 10 Do . au. do. - the liquidation is working smoothly. An agent of the 10 a ll D o . ksi, y o me,•;,;: l ,ci - - liquidators had started for China to prevent, if possible, in 81 . 100 Hidlimd 124 1249 1259 42 9 ,t 9 Shares . - the case of this bank a repetition of the injury inflicted on et 1042 Do. Do. & u m & t w i g. 99 3 pm - the Commercial Bauk by the local courts having refused M all 1111/1 Kent - - - all protection to it. Si , 100 INorth &Blab St. 1 100 Do. Xdhi ,Yerth,Dsind. 26 30 - The President has added to the list of American at. 1100 N. Eastern-Berwick lO9 111 110 92 el ' 111 Do. CI NK. Tura - - commissioners to the Paris Exposition Alexander J. 06. um -- Do : /mi d, - • • - es 70 - Stewart, of New York, and Robert E. Peterson, M.D., of st, lee Do. York lOl 103 - Philadelphia. st. : 100 Do. Le/lisle - - - 25 ! all Do. Stuck.dtDarllug. 115 - The first bale , of cotton shipped from New Orleans ss !is . Do. do. 180041 of the crop of 1866 bas arrived at New York. It is Bt. ' 100 North London l2O 126 xd - 10 7 Do. do., 1864 1 2pm xd - described as a fine specimen, and speaks well of the quality to I 7 Do. _ . 40. 18 86 1 tom id - of the crop now being gathered. Cotton picking is now N. • 102 Nortillis ff°lll.2l7• • •• • 73 75 St , 100 N. A; & Western Jana 110 113 xd - going on vigorously in all parts of the south. President st . , 100 I N. Central - ' Johnson, who was at a loss what to do with the first bale it. 100 ' Sottish N. K Aber. Stk 75 17 - 100 'Scottish - I of cotton brought to Macon, Georgia, which was presented St -- M idland - 1 St 100 'Shropshire Union - - - ,to him by the citizens of that place, has determined to St. me South Devon 44 46 id - send it to the Perin Exposition. St ' 100 ,Sonth Eastern ID 1 all staineawoldnosznotc $4 94 xd - t A sharp and rather severe storm of thunder, Al, , 100 Tag vale - r• lightning. and rain, accompanied by hail, passed over the 10 1 3 1 Do. C • s pm ..- - ; metropolis about five o'clock yesterday afternoon. St 100 Vale of Neigh I St 1100 Waterford & Kilkenny - .- - 1 DR Livimairrortz. -A letter dated Z anz ib ar t , 10 0 :10000,100 & Whitehall - - - July 11, says :-" My friend the doctor is well. He has 26 100 , Hest Cornwall/ - July 11, says :—" My friend the doctor is well. He has fairly passed the troublesome coast people, and is living with a good chief, who seems to have taken his fancy. lie is with the head man of Elgonano, a plane thirty miles above the point where be turned on our boat voyage up the Ruvuma, at the confluence of the Lieirdi and Hosuma. He now proposers leaving some of his baggage with this man, and exploring the north end of Nyassa. Afterwards he will return to Elgonano, and refit for a longer trip to Lake Panganita. We sent up his letters and a supply of quinine, and were to await his return. Our next chance will probobly be to seed supplies to meet him at Elgigi. I cannot way they will ever reach him, but the/ may." KGSTOBATION OP ST. GEOROIN CILAPEL.—The BIIMISH POB 80810 N& ancient battlements on the north aide of the nave and choir of the Chapel Royal of St. George are, by order of the Dean and Chapter, being replaced with new Bath stone work by Mews. Poole of Westminster, cathe• dral masons. The old stone piers and ornamental tracery, upon their removal from the roof walls, were found to be in a very decayed and defective state, owing to their exposed position, and the action of the weather. In the construction of the old battlements iron clamps were used for strengthening the joints ; the clamps have, however, produced a contrary effect to that in tended by the builders, and, as the joints between the stones became weatherworn, the iron clamps corroded, and split and cracked the stone-work in all directions, and thus materially assisted in the decay of the masonry. The old battlements on the south ride of the chapel are yet stand ing, and that is all that can be said of them, and threaten, on the recurrence of every gale, to topple over and injure those who may unfortunately happen to be walking on the path below. The stone-work is absolutely rotten, anal the mullions can be easily pulled out of their places without any great exertion of strength. By means of slate " dowel's " the joints in the new masonry on the north side have been made more secure than could have been effected by the old clamping process, while there can be no corrosion, and consequently uo bursting of the stone by the changes in the iron caused by the action of the weather. — Windsor and Eton News. Sr. ALBANS, HOLBORN.—Yesterday morning there was an immense congregation at St. Albans Church, Holborn, a good deal of controversy in reference to the services there having taken place in the columns of the public press the previous week. Morning prayer com menced at half-put 10, and it was brought to a close soon after 11, the Litany having been deferred until the after noon. At a quarter-past 11 the clergy and choir, who had retired, returned to the chancel, the clergy being habited in rich green silk eucharistic vestments. The ante-communion service having been performed, the Rev. E. Ibbetson ascended the pulpit. Mr. Ibbetson's sermon was founded on the 15th chapter of St. John's Gos pel, verse 18--" If the world hate you." He wore a sur plice, with a green stole, but no hood. At the close of the sermon the administration of the holy communion was proceeded with, and of the large congregation, not a man, woman, or child left until the service was brought to its close. Incense was used at various portions of the service. In connexion with St. Albans it is proposed to establish an institute for young men, and a wiper announcing this was circulated amongst the congregation yesterday. Nsw Amssicarr Boons.—The American pub lishers announce some attractive books. Among these are Washington Irving's Spanish Papers and other Miscella nies. The Genius of Solitude, by the Rev. W. It. Alger, Life and Correspondence of Madam Rotamier ; and a novel by Jean Ingelow, Royal Truths, by Henry Ward Beecher ; Life of James Gates Percival, by Julius H. Ward ; the Picture of St. John, by Reyard Taylor ; The Flower-de- Luce ; a new volume of poems, by Henry W. Longfellow ; Prose Writings of John G. Whittier ; Character and Characteristic Men, by Edwin P. Whipple ; The Tent on the Beach, and other Poems—a new volume by John G. Whittier ; Religious Poems, by Harriet Beecher Stowe ; The Life of Josiah Quincy, by Edmund Quincy ; Breath ings of the Better Life, edited by Lucy laroom ; Journal of a Tour in Brazil, by Professor Louis Agaasiz ; History of the Anti-Slavery Struggle in the United States, by William Lloyd Garrison ; Lectures on Greece, Ancient and Modern, by the late President C. C. Felton ; Dante's Divine Comedy, translated by Henry W. Longfellow ; Passages from the Note-Books of the late Nathaniel Haw thorne. A MAHOMITAN RELIC. —A letter from Egypt announces that the grand caravan which had been charged to carry the presenteof the Sultan to the tombof the Prophet has just made its entry, on its return, into the cityof Cairo, in the midst of a considerable crowd. TheMahil , or 'a cr i d carpet which during the year just fi nished had covered the coffin of Mehemet, was carrie d by a white camel, followed by 20 others richly caparisoned. The troops, drawn up in the principal square, presented arms, and this relic, so precious for all good Mussulumaa, was deposited in the citadel with great ceremony. There were no sick among the pilgrims, and when they left Mecca not a single case of epidemic was reported. LIFE CoNrassrs.—lt seems strange to us com mon-place, common-sense protestant people, in these days days of common-place and common-sense, living in the rough and ready world of iron, of progress, of matter of fact, to hear of passionate revival and romance and ab stract speculation, to be told of the different experiences of living beings now existing together. While the still women go gliding along their convent passages to the sound of the prayer•bells, with their long veils hanging between them and the coarse, hard world of every day, the vulgar, careworn toilers, the charwomen and factory hands of life are at their unceasing toil, amid squalor and grime and oaths anal cruel denseness; the hard-worked mothers of sickly children are slaying, day after day, in common lodging - ho uses, feedin g on hard fare, scraps and ends from the butchers' shop' , or refuse and broken victuals from some rich neighbour's kitchen while others, again, warmed and fed in the body, weary and starving mentally, are struggling through pas sionate sorrow and privation Are work and suffering the litanies of some lives, one wonders are patience and pain and humiliation the fasts sad penances of others! No veils hang between the bard, brazen feces and the world ; no convent hers enclose them other than the staring, ill-built brick walls of their shabby homes and lodging-places. But who shall say that the struggles, the pangs, prayers, outcries of all Woo women, di ff erently expressed and experienced though they are, do not go up together iii one common etteranee to that place where there is pity for the sorrowful and compassion for the weary ?—Corshia Morazifse far September. 1:Ott/NUL GOVERNIUST akci.,-Parus— TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (RiCTEleil TILIGILAY.) PRUSSIA. BERLIN, BUT. 3. M. Benedetti, the French Ambassador at this court, left at noon yesterday for Paris, having been summoned thither by telegraph. Count Goltz has had a long audience of the King. The first instalment of the war indemnity pay able by Bavaria has been brought here by Count Bray. No. I Sh. Muss. 11,000 .. 2,900 .. 1,024 .. 11,8001 1 6,44 6,0001 :.. 04:4 1, .. ‘ 'M : : Atverton &Boni Area I Der. G. Con. Crartetek ; Drakewalls East Buset (lllospeo) But Camden Emit Carn Brea Eut Grenville Eut Ounntelake East Lovell K. W. Russell (Tavialk ii °rambler & Aubyn Great Laney !Limited, Great south Solana Great Wheal Busy 0. W. Vor (lieleton) Grenville . Herod'a Foot 12,500; 6,000 .. 6,000 .. 611 6, 111nston Downs Mamaret .!I:ny Lelent Matte Valley Mwynely Iron Ore New Seten oin • 70" Q, :: ktostear. Wh. Basset k Mogan I North Wheal Croft,. Prosper Uwited Providence (U. Leant B. Caradon (St. Clear, South Condurrow 02i 612 .. ,024 W. irrapces (Il 'lray Perk Tin Croft Vigra and CI n, Urn ( West Basset 4111 0 iran W. Caradon (Liskeant West Chiverton West &ton Wh. Basset (11Ingan• • Wh. Buller itedruth). W,MaryAnn ;Menhen ; Wheal Neon ti.o tii tilt St t 14.0 &La I 5.P.3 111.2.0 iiih. Trebonny (Uik 5 4 6.17.0 prim I Sues. S 6 11% 151 430 440 2 3 3% t i 3 10 11 S 1 3 4 6 19 i 33 24 26 I} 2 33 36 344 6 8 4 2 4 4f 24 dis 30 40 4 6 111 tS 66 US 676 1 I} 14 16 ♦ 6 11 13 S S. lIISCBLLANIOVS. Deal 140 150 85 95 18 li Xo. IRh I COMPAYIMI. - 7 180 170 9 11 60,000 10 .Anglo-AmericanTel. L all 20,000 10 'Anglo-Mexican Mint I all 600,000 Bt. lAtMatte TeL 2 p.ct. ,L , 100 20,000 26 Australian Agricul 204 L :r. 40,000 26 Australian M.L.&1 0 a. , ,L, 6 10,600 10 arahTea tstateaL 4 47,000, 16 Berlin Waterworks (L : all 22,0001100 Bolckow Vaughan f L 4117 110,0CM' 6 Bombay Gas (Lltalted ) l all 10,000 i 6 De itrd Mom 10,000, 6 Do New I 2 6,000 60 British American Land 44 524,720' Rt. B. & L Meg. TeL (L) 'lo 8,915. 324 arta Company I t... 50,000 10 Canadian Loan& [aril d 25,000 20 • ylon Company 12,000 20 Ditto Ashares I ' 27,000 20 iChinoSt.Ship& L Coal L. 50,000! 10 ;City Discount, Limited.' 20,000 25 ICityotDuidonliCro.(4) l , - -o.IL ' Oily of Milan Immo., 'De. City of Moscow Gas (L. is I, City Unless (Um.' , 11 Colonial (Limited) •• • ' 14 mmercial Union' ins 1 1 .of AfrientiMer.i L 1 ~ 0 !Consolidated DM. (L.. 11 10 !Continental Un.flas ( L , 1 14 .10 IContractCurpuratlon,Ld 11 25 ,Cop.ll.Eng.,Pref.7S p.c ; al E 10 C. Pone. of uglan,l .1 " t 60 ' Do.of Mauritius (L: IIt St. Crystal Palace St. Do. Preference 4Ol St. Do. 6p. ct. Perp. Deb. tits 20 'Darjeeling (13mitcd, jll 100 jlliscouutCorporatiouL Z 10 Eastern Auam Tea 'L. ‘ I 50 '2..lndlalAnd,C.& Vin'L 11 20 E. India Irrig. if.: Canal' 1 50 Ebbw Vale 1 2.1 EityptianCom.dartl.(l 41 I St. 'Electric Telegraph . I S Eng.kAtts.eopper ;Lim ' 50 Eng. and Foreign Credit iloo Eng.& ScottishMarin.(L 110 :FairbalrnEnginetring , 1 90 , Poreet (Warehouse (1 • 14 60 Pell eara (Limited) 20 sa.Credit&Yin.of Lon.(L I 16 Gen. Steam Navigation It 60 'Nome &Colonial As.(L • 1 10 liongKong & China Gas i L i 20 Hudson's Bay I al 160 'Humber Iron Works •L. 91 190 Iro.Latlco.Marsellles 11 60 Imps& Mer.Cdt.Asa. (L 1 11 2 ; Indian Carrying (Lim., ', 50 International Contract. 20 .• 11 I 20 Internat. Flnan.Soc.: L., ' i Internat.LanderelitiL' 1 SO Jtahen Land 196 ; Italian Irrig. (Can. Car )i 1 100 , Do. 6p. c. lids. r. 16:01 50 Land Seenrities,Lim. ) I 25 'Lond.Atrican Trading I It 25 Lon. A Caledon. M.. L ; 3 10 iLos.Coent7Land&B. l l. ll •- • 6 Lond. DlatrletTelog_L.: l all . 60 ,Load. Finn. Also. ,L. ',I 25 i 4 Lund. O. OrnanibusC.il., all ' 60 :Lond.&Glasg.Eoft.Co (L, 20 I 50 Loud_ Italian, ite. Stm.! 17 • 60 Lond.M...r. Discount fL.,", 11 1 90 Load. Provincial Marine) 1 ; 20 'Madras Irriga.tttMual ll I go 1 Do. 25 Marine Investment ,I *. 1 '2O :MattritiusLaod, &c. ,L ' 1 ' 10 liedit. Eaten Tel. (L.l 1 al bo 'Merchant Shipping L", 11 190 '21111eall1.14.&Dock 1 1 1 It i6O .MillwalllronWorks. 10 .Natal Laud &Col.C. (L p i a D] "25 National Dla. CO. ,L 6 125 Do.New,ise.sp.Sftobe , 2, ' 25 'National Prov. Marin e. I.' 2 1 100 INationalSteam Nay!, L. `I 20 20 'NerboddsCoaktarom,L.. , 6 it:l - I Do. New 55 ; N.Zealand L , 25 'N.ZsalandT.tit Lean (L. 10 !Northern AssamTea(l4 2 10 Do. B St. IN. Brie. Australasian 'L );1( 60 .N.lirit.&llercan. 10 'Nowgong Tea (Limited" I 25 °Celli Marine .(Insura. 60 Oriental Financial 1 6 Oriental Oas ,Limited) a 6 Do. New 10 Orient Inland Steam! 10 Otago & &bland Invest 20 Ottoman Complay; L 1 i 50 OttomanFinanmal L. ) I 1 6 Ottoman Ou (Limited I i 60 'Overend,Ourney,C o L 10 Panama P.M. SteanEL I 6 • Do. do. Peclltiv.Lend& 60 .Peninsular &O.Steam 1 60 Do. do. New 1 10 Quebrada L. R., M. (L al 60 Rbymney Iron 16 • Do. New • • 26 litioJ.Citylsoprov.).) 1 ■ !26 I Do. do li 20 'Rio Janeiro Gas (Um) ! a jlOO 'Royal Mall Steam I 0 St. .Scot Andra. Invest.) lO 1 50 'Smith, Knight,&Co.tl 1 1 20 ! Soc.Finan. d'Rggpte (1 1 1 50 'S. African M.& In. ILI PA South Australian Land • M. Submarine Telegraph 1 , Do Scrip a ,TeLeenstrucAMidn'.l ' a i Do. De l, 20 .12tarnes&Memer In. t lL) • 20 Trinidad Petroleum (1 . 1 10 Trust&Agency of 20 T. & L Co. of U. Cam & 50 Va. Marine ot Liver. (L. United K. Teleg. Co. (1.1 20 , Univers. Marine 10 I;:lpper Assam Tea ; Lint `, 10 Do 60 'Van Diemen's Land 'L 0 !1100 IVlceroporitgypt(lter.:L I , 1 60 Warrant Finance !Lim' 60 iWastladis&PactikSt. (1..! 191 11 7 } 16 1 I eo dS 17 19 I 4 1 01,114,14: 4 11 114 I 1_ f_prol (losing prices. I 1 1 eie a Ms par 4 SO 16 101 102 100 101 lot 101 21; 11; 87 90 28 61 52 66 - 40 43 INL I tS. prima I Uks. 8100 ILL ,0001BeitIsh Coha. Op. 63,1972 100 ,0001 De. 1896 100 Can. Gov.. p. 0.,187744. 100 I 94 96 Do. 6perct,Feb.llAog. 100 99 96 Do.6perot.Mar.t39i 100 26 97 Do. 5 perct.JanAJ 100 77 79 Do. 5 perct. Ina Stoc • 100 76 79 Capoof 0 Doped per. 1373 100 101 108 Do. d 0.1890-1900 100 103 106 Do. do. 1880-90 100 103 106 Do. do. 199041 100 102 104 ,000 D0.5p.0.Ap.dv0ct.1930 100 86 89 ,000 Ceylon. or. 186 8, 6 p.ct 100 • 102 104 .000 Do. 1878. do.. 100 106 107 ,090 Do. 1872 d 0... 106 Mauritius 6 per et.,1873 100 109 104 ~ 0001 ho. 1878 100 103 105 1,000 Do. 1363 100 194 136 1,000 Do. 1805 100 109 164 00,000 :6601Natal. Gov. 6 per cent.. ,000. New Brnne.Gov.6perct. .. New South Wales Gov., 6 p. eent.,lB7l to 1876 • Da 6 p. 61888 to 1893 ,000 New Zealand 6 per cent. ,000 no. (per cent. ,000 Nova &soda 6p. c.,1876 ,000 Queensland Gov. 6p. ct. B.Auet.oov. 6 p. ct.,1863 1871 sod opods. VlaGov.6p. c. Jan. July .. Do. 6p. ct April& 0•••• 100 100 . 91 04 85 8 7 94 96 78 80 9 0 1 98 92 94 140 100 100 100 100 100 100 - - 100 104 100 100 100 105 107 102 e,a6& ISRMSII I P. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.; Stli 93} 107 } 7 .141 { 1: 1 ,84 ao 781 12 xtl di I xd let 17 4 S; di/ t)tra o'Czoca. The transactions in the Stock Exchange to-day are not very numerous, yet the tendency of most of the departments is still favourable. Consolsare firm, and a fresh advance has occurred in some of the speculative foreign stocks, the most important movement being in Turkish of 1865 and Mexican. Banking and financial shares are likewise inquired for, but British railway securi ties are lower in about half-a-dozen cases. Anglo- American Telegraph shares were in strong request this morning; at 141 to 1, being nearly 3/. 10s. better than on Saturday, but partial reaction has since taken place, the present price being 131 to Atlantic Telegraph are now quoted 4 to 1, showing a rise of 1/. The improvement is caused by the announcement that the cable of 1865 has been recovered, and that the operations for its complete submersion to Newfoundland are progressing satis factorily. _ The applications for discount to-day are upon a j moderate scale, while the supply of money seeking j employment is very large. Good three months paper is consequently freely taken at 5 to h per cent., or 1 to 1 below the present charge at the Bank. Consols are now quoted 891 to it both for money and next Thursday's settlement, and 891 to / for the new account (October). Turkish of 1865 and Mexican bonds are in demand, and have unproved about per cent. ; Spanish Passive, however, have receded /. Turkish of 1862 are quoted 50 to 51 ; ditto of 1865, 28/ to ; Greek, 151 to 16 ; Spanish Pas sive, 23i to I ; ditto Certificates, 151 to 161 ; Italian, of 1861, 55 tot ; and Mexican, 161 to 17/. Owing to an accident on the railway between Marseilles and Paris, the Bombay mail, which was due in London last night, will not arrive till this evening. United States 5-20 Bonds and Illinois Central Railway shares have improved / per cent., but Erie are unchanged. The present prices are as follows :-5-20 Bonds, 73/ to a/ ; Erie Railway shares, 464 to / ; and Illinois Centrals, 792 to 801. International Financial shares are quoted 1 to 01 die. ; London Financial, 13/ to 13 dis. ; General Credit, la to 1 } din. ; Credit Foncier, 3 to 21 du. ; and National Discount, 9i to - prem. HALF-PART THREE O'CLOCK. Consols are per cent. lower than at 1 o'clock, being now quoted 891 to j for money and next Thursday's settlement, and 139,'1 to for the new account. About 123,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank, and 10,0001. withdrawn for the United States, At Paris this morning the Three per Cont. Benter opened at 69.90., showing no change. _ . The final instalment of 12 per cent., making 92 per cent. paid, fell due on Saturday on the Egyp tian Railways loan for 3,000,030/. sterling. The Board of Trade returns last published afford a complete proof of the absurdity of the outcry that was raised at the commencement of the year against thu revival of our trade with America. Instead of our exports being excessive it appears that they have by no means kept pace with the imports. For example, the receipts of cotton in the seven months ending the 31st July have been as follows: 1864 1405 1866 98,824 cwt. 82,963 „ 3,636,202 „ The return of the real value of all articles of mer chandise imported in the first half of the year gives the subjoined totals : 1864 IN ;49.547 1863 4,338,1)17 1866 The amount of specie that we have received from the United States up to the 31st July also shows a re markable increase. Annexed are the amounts: 1944 £581,515 1863 109,1W2 1866 1,119,725 Our exports to the United States for the six months ending in June were as follows : 1884 £12,027,483 1865 1866 Thus while our imports have increased more than 700 per cent., our exports have increased by less than 250 per cent. This computation is exclusive of the fact that up to the latest date the bullion im ported was fully ten times more in 1866 than in 1865. It is evident therefore that so far from the balance of credit being against England, we actually owe considerably more to the United States this year than the last. The following are the railway calls for the month of September, showing an unusually small total : Amount per Mime Doe Already Number Data Paid. Call. or Pewee Amount . 1 .. 0 118,926 4237,820 Avner, New Great Western of Ca nada, New Total na1i,345 The annexed communication refers to the affairs of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway : TO THE IDITOB OF TRIO =PRIM. Sir,—lt will be satisfactory to the bondholders of this company to know that the committee of investigation have elected Mr. Grosvenor Hodgkinson, M.P., to be their chairman, and Mr. William Edward Hilliard, deputy c hairman. These two gentlemen represent specially the interests of the bondholders.—l am, ke., COHNELTCH SURCET. The adjourned meeting of the Phoenix Gas Light and Coke Company will declarin take place on the 26th for the purpose of g a dividend to Midsummer last. The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the London Commercial Sale Rooms is appointed for the 10th instant. An extraordinary general meeting of the Hop and Malt Exchange and Warehouse Company (Limited) is convened for Tuesday, the 11th inst., to confirm the resolutions of the meeting of August 21. A special meeting of the General Credit Com canyof Spain (Compania G eneral de Credit* en a) is called for the 10th inst. in Madrid, to decide upon the course to be followed in winding up the company. We are requested to publish the following letter from the General Credit and Finance Company of London (Limited) : 27, Austinfrierv, E.G., London, August 21. Wtr,—ln reply to your inquiry of yesterday, I am glad to inform you that it is the intention of our directors to propose a reduction of the liability of shareholders m oathe uncalled capital of the company , Usenet the us operandi is as yet undeteragard.-- 1 am, he., M. Hog, Eq. it. J. Bcrnas, Secretary. ALDERSHOT CANT.—It is stated that scarlet fever has broken oat at Aldershot, especially among the children in the married men's quarters, and the Medical Times states that the =Meal space allotted to the women and children is eves len than that given to the inmates of the worst managed workhouses, urges the neesesity of sons one in authority noticing the matter. Ih. I Pd. I gAILWAYS. 100. all ,Atlantic&St. Lawrence . 41. X 100 Boa. Bar. &C. ia gbp. c. 20 ; 8 I Do. l Shares 20g' all I Buffalo & Lake Huron 10 all I Do. Preference 100 1100 lEaff.,Brant,&Godetich 6 per cent-10724-a St • 100 ,CaL &S. Luiternsp. c.g. St 100 Cape T. & Dock 6p.c. t 100 j an !Dernerara,7p.c.popref. St. 'lOO 'East Bengal gu.. - 6do M. 100 Bast Indium gu. 6do ' it 'lOO 'Grand Trunk ofCanada 100 . all I Do. Equip. M.B.6p.ct 100 all , Do. lit pref. Bonds 1 100 eJI I Do. do. deferred 100 , all , Do. ind pref. Bonds. 100 ! all Do. do. deferred 100 all ' Do. ard pref. Stock 100. all Do. do. deferred, 100 all Do. atb pref. Stock 1 100 all Do. do. deferred ! it. 100 Great Indian Peninsula 20 18 Do. gua. 5 per cent.. 20 0 Do. New do. I 10 Do. New it 100 Gt. 8. of Was. g. sp. ct St 100 . Do. at per cent. 1 St. 2 Do Iog all Gt. Western of Canada ) log 18 I Do. New 100 all Do6p.c bdapsy.lB73 100 all ! Dolt do. do. 1877-8., 10 , i indlaranch,Lbatted;: St. 100 :Madras guar. sp. ceut it. 100. Do, do. 4f do St. 100 1 Do. do. do 20 •15 Do. lelfth Extension' it 100 .11te1b. Corp. 6 per c. bd 60 all klelb. and llobeon's Boy 100 all ; Do. op. ct., pay.l4Bo 100 all ; Do. sp. at, pay. 1806. it. :100 ;N.ltofCan.6p clatp.ll.' it. 100 Bclude, gua. 6 per cent.: Bt. :100 Do. Delhi do. 10 j 5 Do. do. do. it 1100 I Do. Punisub do. St. ,100 Do. Indus Si Mut. do.. 0. 1 SIL 107 it 1 1 06 91 102 I pm l 11pm 100 1 115 ; - I di.' 08} 91 60 62 100 106 84 66 60 SS ild 64 96 16 i 4 69 86 08 JOINT STOCK Billie,. BANES. jPd I CL so: 00. ° :01 110,030 Agra& Mastannan's (L)1 Albion AlliancaLon.dtUrarpooll Anglo Austrian . Anglo Egyptian (Um ) , Anglo Italian (Unilteril Asiatic Bunk Cor. new eh I Australasia Bankof Do. New, Issued 2 pm ' Bank of Egys Bank of London Bank of Otago (Limited) Bank of Queenaland X); BankotVictoria,Austral ' Bank of New Zealand. ! Barned's Bank 'Llmitet Brazilian& Portuguese( ' British& QtliforninniL )1 British N. America . .•i CharlesLaditte &Co. _ : C. Bk. India, Aus., China Chart. Mar. of India, Ac. City Colonial Coen. Banked Canada 1 I Own. Bank et India, dia. , Consotidated Bank (L ), 1 Delhi and London East London (Limited) Eastern Exchange; Lim.) English and Loserlean English Joint Stock (L.) Eng.Scot..t Ausl. Chartd. English and Swedish (L.) European Bank(Limited: Hindnen.ChinadJap. (Li Imperial Bank (Limited; Imperial Ottoman 'lonian Do. New Land Mort. Bk. IndiatL D0.5p.e.Deb..1864, 30 yra Lon. Bk.of kleadoo,ko. Landon and Ikaillian 1 Do. New London&lifwwPfalniL Do. Now. Da at le pm; Do. do. do Loa Ch. limit of ADAK' London and County London Joint Stock— Loudon & South African{ Lon. & & Western (Llin.:l London & Ventauein:L.ll London & Westminster.' MerchantEWA iLlm.) .1 Do. New Mereastileaßrehas:L) Metro. & Pro,. Bsek4L) Midland Bask (Ltm.) Nat West of Ards%Lela Ya — s lAToTpool N. Pro. of England Do. end & Sid National Bust I New South Wass New &eland (Limited) North Western Onental Bank Corporn Orient Com. 11. L lAA. C Do. 44". IstoN. F lon t 4 i 9 7 7,1301 10,090 R 660/ 501 10.000 17,061 10.0901 11 60 ).100 II 20 11 20 122 , 100 020 Provin.Bax=p.(L) PTOVIUC: scind4o4.4.,aroenii(il Do. tamed st 2 pm 'Smith Anginas I Stunt. of B. S. Atria" _ 27 6 40,000 ,000 1 10i 10.0001 108 k 7, Ws: 10 9 (Hsi 4 5415, Dar oPlui 11 9 duo. 4 dls: 4 _6 .1 6i 89 v:11 IS 18 , IN 20 6 S dish 19 19 dlsi $ 61 i fpm 10 10 dig 1 did 17 19 36 sa 15 17 38 40 lipm' 2i is' - i 1 614 1 4 2 dist S 1 ills 14 T 44 41 16 IE6I 13 11 3 6 i 6 pm! le 1 die L IS 3 1 dls 1 Oidis 83 86 7 6dl. 8 6 dl. 1; 1 dl. 7 9pm 3 3 pal 1 2 pm' 23 34 1 65m it 44 13 15 Ms 2 1 t 2 61 1 -- 1 at' 8 Oda • 06 98 20} Ws 18 so D dia l 11 9 490 9 7 dlir 11 2 dl. 1 2 pml 2 4 peal 64 70 ell a 431 I 43'5 Do. do. ma. at if pa Croton of Australis .... lJnlon of Ireland (Us.) Union at Lasko ..„ I — dis -- pari WE ;pm 48 •8 .. , -..: the' - ` dl.! 14 Us n dial Os 28 t 9 to i dial 7 6 Ela 47 49 _ .. I - II (Ili 67 ta I 80. 10. I / INN Ma. I A.. I ..... e . . .....'.. t 10 . %Oa it 6 OS tit Sto g& and Wein luau' . k Itee 1211 1.• la} wool mantlfloat.lw Dec MUM St. ilnudon &St '.barna. 100 47 OS %O.:M.400;100 Do. Dab. St. 4p. oent. all -- -- 000.10 81. .Southampton ;100 -.. — 017.0711 St. ,Surnti Coomacial lOO i - a:~: i i 41J •7 4$ I Pd I CL prtoss. 112 atia Ili 10 . 15 - ••• 10' 17 82 - )11: 77 80 - 2•1 1 1 - l 0 I 1 dls par - 1 dls par - WI& 21141 1- 1 - 3 6 We - :el - 2 dt - •,- I 13pm, 0 31 ys Thai par'. 1- 1 [0 I 1 to par - 101 - -dim - dl 6 I I g 1, 23,11,3 517 ',(4 1 81134' = 0 . 106 100 - 10 ; 105 108 - 1 6 4 - 0I 12 10 - Ai 7 6di - 10 1 • 7d - 15 . 4 3 - 21' 14 10 41 13 6} 4dis 41 '-133 17,! 7 15 I 10 1I 130 - 1.1 I I 3 :444 2 10 Idla 4 4 11:7 1 v go —Ms 6 It 14411 l 4 25 27 zd 4 - 'ills 2118 2 t i ar 4 1 II! 161 tat a io j 1i 11 di' 11, dts 1 : Ild lii 6 34 time I die all 4 6 7 i li IS 40,000 14% 025, 5,000 10,000 6,000 64,500 66,000 10,000 12,500 12,000 10,000 16,000 io:Ooo 54500 120,000 1 40,0001 20,000 10,000 6,000 6,000 20,000 20,000 16,000 15 13 1 tis I to 1 11 1 " 91 1 4 142 1 par ftpre 2 1 di* Ilu II 111 G 6 3 dm L 5,00 01 4187,17 e 40,000 18,000 40. 00 0 10,000 30,000 1 I° . (KKI I 40,000 ii.oeo 12,600 le,oool ii);666 100.000 • ert,soo I 10.!14 aOOO,OOO l 20,000 20,000 17,000 10,000, 10,000 16,0 M): 17,231' ii , :ioo l 16,0001 mom®, XO,OOO 110,000 20:000 It,IOOI ittskooo 17,500 100,000 7,600 37,500 50,000 100,000 80,000 50,000 15,000 25,000 10,000 - 10,000 POMO IS IR !It ii Ti I 10 dls 10 8 , 1 f li 4 3 4 P 2 111 IS 15 t h - - - S I P B7 2i 2 0 5 ail 60 60 17 18 Nab 16 :8 pre 10 8 Ma, idle per I 1 uus par! 2 i I 10 LS ♦ 15 25 20 db, all • 6k 72 an a 4 too 87 41 II 61 48 it t 11 24 26 di j 11 7 11 20 22 9 I 5 8 611 I 1 2peei 109 112 du i 0 I 117 121 8 I 21 12 0 6 4 I 6 4as ill V: 84 10 JO 66 I!! I I 3 2 ells' 7 4 do 41 siogi i 1 } 4 6 * 13 5 11 in 4 3 041 6 3 E die. 7; 7 all 3 6 334 S 10 36 I 7. 9 raw 6 6as PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western Original Preference 41 per cent., 87. FOREION RAILWAYS. Recife and San Francisco (Lim.) guaranteed 7 per rent., 111. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 161. Despatches were received on Saturday at the Colonial-eflioe from the Governor of Canada. Despatches were sent to the Governors of the North Armless Pro vinces, Bermuda, the Wei India Islands, British COISDP Vanaoutoes Wand, and the Australian 00100109. CRYSTAL PALACR. HaLr-a-Cnoww DAY. SATURDAY, BerT. 1. Adionnicao on payment, 1,144; ditto by season tickets, 2,910 ; total vioitors, 4,064. COMME !UAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—!'PHIS DAY.) Compared with Monday hot, the supply of Englisk wheat on sale here to-day, was very moderate. Most de scriptions were therefore held at an advance of ls. per quarter. Bales, however, progressed slowly, at about itationary prices. With foreign wheat we were well supplied, and both red and white qualities moved off slowly on former term!. There was a fair demand for the small quantity of barley m the market, at full prices. Malt moved off slowly ; nevertbeless the quotations were well supported. Oats, the supply of which was good, was in fair request, at full prices. Leans were in short supply and sluggish request, at last week's currency. No change took place in the value of peas, the supply of which was limited. There was a slow sale for flour on former terms. New white mustard seed sold as high as 20s. per busheL The arrivals of graiu and seed-laden vessels off coast were on an extensive Kale. The transactions in wheat were to a fair extent, and notwithstanding the large quan tity offered, the value of all qualities was well supported. Ghirka, arrived, 44e. 3d. to 48e. 9al. ; Marianopoli, 49e. Sil.; Nicolaieff, 47a. 6d.; Bealianski, Ws. per 4921 be.; &ado ruirca, 495.: awl Polish, 475. per 4601b5. There was a good demand for maize, and tine cargoes commanded 6d. per quarter more money. liachova, arrived, 295. ; Moldavian, dta. Gd. to 295. 91. per One. ; Bulgarian, 275. ; mixed Montreal, We. 3d. to 275. Ibrail, 275. to 275. 14. ; and Bayonne, 275. Gd. to 30s. 3d. per 4801bs. In Barley sales programed stqadily. In fine cargoes an advance of Is. per qr. took place, whilst in all business concluded the rates current during the previous week were Wanly maintained. Azoff, arrived, 275. to 2951.; Nicolaieff, 27a. to 275. 44d. ; Kusteodje, 2 75. Gd ; and Yeisk, 26e. PSI. ; Odessa, shipping or shipped, 245. Gd. per 4001 be. A cargo of Taganrog rye found a buyer at 26e. 6d. per 4601b5. The trade for beans presented, a firmer appearance, still nothing of imrt- I woe transpired. Barbary, '37s. to 365. ; Egy pti an, 36e. to 375. per 4:301ba. Milletseed changed ban ds on former terms. Moldavian, arrived, 22a. Gd. per 4801bs. Owing to the large supply of Black Sea produce on offer, the trade for linseed ruled quiet ; never theless, prices were without material alteration from our last report. Ordinary Calcutta sold at 70s. per qr. The following are the quantities of East Indian linseed estimated afloat Tor the United Kingdom 1866. 1865. Qrs. (2r ,, Calcutta to London ... . 24,276 ... 98,436 Calcutta to Liverpool . 14,033 . . 23,854 Bombay to London . . 538 ... 5,10 Bombay to Liverpool . . 5,095 ... 18,8.13 Linseed cakes moved off slowly, but at full prices. Lon don-made, 111. ; New York, in barrels, 101. 12s. 6d. to 101. 17s. 6d. ; ditto, in bag., 10/. ss. ; Western, 91. 15s. to 9/. 17s. 6d.; and Marseilles, 8/. 12s, 6d. to 81.155. per ton. Cottonseed caked wore held at 4/. 15a. per ton. Rape seed was firm in price, with a moderate demand. Guserat, in warehouse, 60s. ; Ferozepore, 565. ; Calcutta, 535. wild Black Res and Acuff, 295. to 30 s. per qr. Annexed are the quantities of rapeseed estimated afloat from the East Indies for this country : 1866. 1965. •• Qrs. 7.4 Q ,987 ... 43,549 16,142 ... 2,430 3,071 ... 6,338 9,641 ... 4,074 Calcutta to London Calcutta to I.iverpool Bombay to London Botulniy to Liverpool Total For cottonseed, the trade was steady on former terms. ARRIVAL OF iiitrAlis.—Ei —Tares, 16 ; linseed, 68 rapeseed, 1,148 ; and sun dry, 1,006 gra Foreign—Lin seed, 1,840 ; rapeseed, 5,7114 maize, 18,G.%; and sundry, 300 quarters. kaeownk—Oats, 4,9d0 ; oilseed, 354 ; and maize, 175 quarters. CURRENT TRICIA. F.8411.19H. Per 14r. I WRRAT. • a. I OATS. Essex, Heat, red, old 41 to ai I Scotch potato new 4 , to 47 ) Irbil, white „ Ito. white, old 41 to L 4 „ black new 4v to 50' BEANS. Norton: and L inculu ' Mangan (1865' red, new Btaxir. . Harrow Malting Distilling Grinding .... kJ tut to to Si . Grey I Maple Essex, Norfolk, and I Whits Suffolk l9 to CS' Boilers Kingston and Wars 69 to 66 FLouit. Brown l2 to 661 Town made, per SBO Uri. 1 liwi. 23 to 28 Housebokl 42 to 44 OATS. Country Engliab, feed 2l to V I Norfolk and Ruffolk, potato floaeb, feed ____ New._ Pet Qr. I. I. 2-S to 30 Is to 26 IS to 26 41 to 43 40 W4B 43 to 40 43 to 40 38 to 37 39 10 41 34 to 41 $9 I. 41 FoliatelL Per Qr. Per Qr. WRV.AT. a. a. I 0471. a s. Dantzic Ilia Koonce. ' Danish and Swedish. 19 to 24 berg Li to 53 , Ituratan _ 13 to 2.6 Psostock sic Ideeklen- Di t gi r sit 43 to 53 1 41 to 43 Russian, bud jolt 7 1 American, red „ white ^7 to tlt 1 Yellow 33 to 39 I nowt. 33 to 39 French, per sack .... 5 7 to 4 0 I OATS. Spitnifili „ , ... 07 to 40 Dutch brewing teedlo ARRIVALSINTO LONDON, BY LAM) AND WATER CARRIAGE, FRUII AUGUST 2i TO SEPT. I, I SULCSIV E Wiles& Barley. Malt. Data Beans rens Flour grs. i yr 4. qrs. . qrs. •• gra I qrs.l brls. arks. Eszlivb .... 70.0 : 314 11,,33 1278 ILO 2st .. 116709 Irish •;• Votelgri - 3 3 019 — OSO — • 1916 1010 4490 I -- ~ —:- Total Gnndlng Warning Malting . BLArtn. Danish EgYPtian PEAK binple . Boilers . 37 to 4t Sa in 3R 3G to .9 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELZORLPH.) (FROM OtYP.OWN 001.11LIAP(INVIENT.) The market quiet. :isles about 8,000 balm MINCING-LAICE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR. —The market is qui,t but steady ; 300 hhds. of Cubs musoovado *sold at 325. Refined: A limited business is doing at previous rates. Come.—Business is duirg in Plantation Ceylon at firm prices. TF.S.—The market cmtiuues quiet; upwards of 40,000 packages will be offered for public sale, to commence to morrow. Itter_—A few sales srr reported at the previous value. Oirrron.-600 bales sold at about previous rates. In other articles no change. TALLOW MARKET. —(T11 IS DAY.) The market is steady, at the following prices : l'eter4- burg Y.C. on the 'put, old, 45e. 3.1. ; ditto new, 4.i3. to 46e. 3d.: October to December. 46e. to 46e. :id. PAIRTICI'LARA Oht TALLOW. 1183 ISM. 42.215 1.997 13.307 1.M119 17,761 A 774 22,444 1,624 1,36; 21,466 16,9n 6 2.579 1,r,2; 21,757 18,075 s. d. ■. s d. ;s. 45 3 46 45 3 46 49 9 47 3 Stock on hand this day.. ca do! 42,215 42,14 0 Delivery last week ! 1.997 Ditto from week une ' 13.307 15,.',2.1 Arrival last Ditto from lst June 17,701 12,656 s. d. PrlceY.o onspnt this day 4l n X It 6 Ditto Town lad Friday Arrive for the week ending I tth September last yostrl.9so Teske and delivery 2,492 casks. The arrival last week comprised 1 casks e retersburg, Austraka, 24 other places ; total, 1,r.2.5 cads. METROPOLITAN (TH TT CALE MARKET. IS DAY.I We have a shorter supply of beasta, and the demand is good. Consequently prices have advanced on all descrip tions, with • brisk sale. The number of sheep ia about the mune as o Monday last. They are more readily disposed n of at rather higher rates. Choir* calves are not plentiful, and make higher prices. Our foreign supply consists of 2,720 beasts, 9,690 sheep, 210 calves, and 100 pigs. From Norfolk and Suffolk we have SO beasts ; Ireland, 20 ; and 2,010 from the Northern and Midland counties. Per stone of 81hs ad.a. d. I Per stone of Sibs. d. s. d. Best Scots, Herefds. 6 6 5 10 P,e4l)vadllf.lbliSh 0 0 0 0 Best Short horns 6 4 5 b Best L0ng.w0016.... 6 STO &woad qua/ be 4 6 Do. do. Shorn.... 00 0 Calves 3 4 5 0 Do. do. Shorn.. •• 0 0 0 0 DesSDna.tfifit-broda 6 2 6 6 Lambs Beasts at market 039; sheep and limbs, ; calm, 240; PP. 440. !BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) News. !attendee aid Smith report • steady demand for all h o ps of last year's growth at firm rates. COAL MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hetton, 225. ; Walls End Haswell, 21s. Gd.; Walls End Steoarts. 21s. 6d. ; Walls End East Hartle pool, 21a. 9d.; Walls End Hartlepool, 21s. :id.; W5 11$ End Benet Hall, Walls End Eden Main, 20a. 9d Walls End Tunstol, 20s. Gd.; Walls End Hetton Lyons, 20a. fd. ; Norton Anthracite, 235. 6d. ; Tyne Main, 15e. Gd.; West Hartley,l9s.; Hastings Hartley, 18e in, as rnturk,t, 99 ; at sea, 65. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AT SEA.—BELFANT, SATUILDAT. — This afternoon. two young men, Hugh Thompson, a bookkeeper. and James fibe•les, • pawn broker, and • boy, were drowned in Belfast Lough. They were out sidling in • yacht, of which they were the only and which was capsized in • squall. T he occurred near Grey point, about two miles from Bangor. INDIAN COM Y 9 to 90 27 to 9 i