The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-24 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGIFIRCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. °Gremlin/suer Fano.) rsEPH ogonot.—FiroLlAß CABO OF AN nrecumixe. ma an application for the esaintitial to prima of a assignee to in insolvent's estate. The insolveat bad ; eel souse years ego, and, with Mr. Ooth, was a joist bolder of some opal mine, sitaate at Meet Den, in the r of Gloucester, sad which formerly meditated part • • property of Mr. George Machos , the wall•kno wee railway '..:,•ulator. The insolveat alleges the to be worth sufficient to pay his creditoss 1a tOIL A Nun was granted 'genet the amigos*, Mr. Cook, on the of July calling upon him to rend er an account as to &weal of the estate, bat this he failed to Mr. Commissioner Callihan, oa the Bth of this oeth ranted a rule nisi, and the p resen t was an applies : a for committal of the assignee for contempt of cour t .; refusing to account for the estate, and that the caste ot or :oohed should be paid out of the estate. 31r. Lucas (inssracted by Mr. France, of Falcon-square). g p,..rel in support of the applioatioc, and detailed the dr ,. -tances under which it was made. free (Cree and Last) appeared on behalf of the and prayed for farther time to furnish the ac. :DI!. Ty, oninnestoaer asked the time required, and an answer rii made ten days. He then made the following order : von the costa being paid Mr. France before the 26th ci weigh, the warrant would not be lodged by that —Leman for tan days. 'lle effect of the present order will be if it it tot obeyed i i„..ignee will go to prison. RE CAL IliGo AUGUST vox smarm. 11.07 Was an application to release from custody. The übo petitioned the court in forma pauperie, was j„cribed as formerly of Bermondsey, and since of shipping agent. He attributed his failure to ins riescv of profits and earnings. He had bees ten yeas in bw,aue. The debts are returned at 7381.2 a. fid. There was no opposition, and the bankrupt's release was °clod. RE . !II . CHARDB. The bankrupt, George Richards, formerly of Frederick's. Newington, and Hunt-street, Mile-end, mariner and ',A m mer, applied for his release. The bankrupt put down dutienhise to having lost • verdict in as action. yr. Doris opposed for the detaining creditor, on the :rand that the bankrupt had roalicionaly destroyed pro -ferry belonging to his clients, and vexatiously denuded an ~L)l3 brought against him. Not content with destroying rperty himself he had introdaosd a number of vagabosde x:o the houses. Commissioner —afore devil (Laughter.) Mr. Doris—Yes, seventy devils and more, who refused to any rent for the property, and threatened the agent of Aunt. Mrs. Hamilton. Mr. Loess denied the whole statement, and said the beak had merely acted se the sprit of two old ladies who Aimed the property. The Commissioner declined to order the rebore. RE yt 117E8 r. DEM RS 81:1111I011111. no was a trader debtors summons &gaunt the debtor, a 2erteaat. Ur. Doris asked fora bond, u an admission of the debt cad been made. There were now several memntoemes out tg Limit Mr. Buoyant, who filed a petition for arrangement a 1•1. under which nothing was dose. Mr. Chidley appeared for the alleged debtor, and rid portion of the debt was admitted. They were ready npay 4al. 106. now ; but u t o 901., the debt was dim- T-e ommumoner declined to order the debtor to ester ate a trod. zammoos dismissed. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mt. Payne.) ROBBDIG urns CHILDREN. Crav - ford, 21, described in the calendar u married, n, placed at the bar, charged with @tulip/ half-a-crown the money of Jamas Conway, from the person of Mazy lua Conway. I.:::ibeth . liicknell, a little girl 12 yeas of age, who gave :er evidence very clearly, said she lived it No. 8, Market greet. she saw soother little girl named Conway nth half-a-crows in her hand. She saw the Oscar ine up, and she said to the girl Conway, " I scow your mother, let me have the half-crown and I will -re it to her." The little girl refused, when the prroner stied her hand, took away the half-crown, struck t little vl on her head, and nn away. The little girl Conway corroborated this evidenoe. Thomas Jester, police-sergeant 4 C, said he saw the pro si :atm give the half-crown to the little girl. After some further evidence, the jury returned a verdict of Guilty. Mr. P;ine mid thin VII • very had canoe. The prisoner had Dot only stolen the money from the child, but had need voirnee. Sentence twelve months' hard labour. Gorys Greta, alias Lovegrove, ifs and Sophia erre indicted for stealing • coat, waistcoat, and a knife. 13111(115s., the property of Willi am 'Turner. Green pleaded guilty, and Gullick, who stated to Clifford, Le dock officer, that she was lately divorced from her hue had, who was • licensed victualler. and was the daughter of Edward &ward, of Bury St. Edmunds, wee Arpuitted. Mr. Payne sentenced the prisoner to two years' hard labour. THX POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. COMO 70 RAY/TON RAM. Rota, a youog w deserited as a milliner and (lemmata, was charged with y pawning a quantity of u:s and lace lining, he., which had been =trusted to bet to be made up by Catharine Eaton, a young girl it domestic euTioe at 9, Graftau-stre= Kentish New Town The prosecutrix deposed to having delivered the silk, witted at 2/. Is. to the promisee in June last. Every effort to recover the property having failed, the prisoner was gives into custody. Duplicities relating to the silk were found at her lodginp, showing that she had pledged the property at kr. Attenhorousles, in the Strand, for 11. Poke .constable 524 A deposed that he took the prisoner itto custody us the 17th inst. She admitted that she bad peed the propett in order to go out with some friends t:r a, day's hoolliiddaay, t staled that she want to redeem it. to gave her landlord three half-crowns towards reim kwing the proem:Ariz, bat the landlord retained the vsii, alleging that she had stolen or disposed of several belonging to him, although he bad no wish to pron e:le the girl. The prisoner expressed her sorrow for what had happened. Her friends would fully compensate the prusscutriz even if she would forego the charge. The fact was she was rued by some friends to join them in a day at Hampton and she was tempted to raise a little money—bat she .not to redeem the property. lie. Vaughan said the prisooer had acted in a very indeed r.g way towards a yeast woos wbo, being is service, was enutkd to her sympathy. There was no same for her, tid her promises could not be relied on. She met pay a !ze of 1/., besides 2/. 3., the value of the goods pledged, or • to prison in default. WORSHIP-STREET. STRANGE cant OF tOBBKIY. runes Horn,., Xi, a wretched-looking man, with two site holes in the forehead, apparently malting from the :moral of bone, and who was described as a ponds:oar ?•.-n the army, was charged with stealing two silver candle ,: -is, silver-mounted knife, pencil-oasis, ivory brooch, and :Ler o iceeonatable Ing, 333 X, saw the prisoner at 5 ck in the morning of the 16th inst. walking by the side the North London Railway, near Victoria Park. with a :sreblynised bundle underneath his arm. Witness qua , - iscl him respecting his possession of it, sad, after cue szaoive reply, said," Well,it's sot of any use trying to deosive : I got tt from owe of thorns houses," pointing is the 4:rection of Hackney Wick. Ing took him into custody, , s-1 the property mentioned, as likewise a shawl, was at to station seen to be the contents. He was remanded on Cr barge of possessing property supposed to be stolen, and . This Louisa Chawright, resident sear Hackney Wildt, aow chimed all the articles, which it appeared had v•notolen from the house on the night of the 15th or early tl,t following data access hart sg been obtained by a .:rase window left insecure. Thus the prisoner Gould hare had possession of the p rop erty a few horn only. !'riober pleaded guilty, and stated that he was a pea. from the army. and • paper taken from him certified thht he had been discharged with a pension from the 66th at Foot `:bison fully committed himfor trial at the Middlesex S'AVP:III. SOUTFIWARIL LOAN m or ning .G . 1. 0- LOAN OPTTCE. !E the course of t Yr. Br Dittos, from the dike rhipperfield, solicitor, Trinity-street, waited upon -ur Woolrerh. to complain piths experts statement made rout a few days ago, to the injury of a highly respect monetary establishment in Blackman-street, called the •:., inn and Investment Association,* which went forth t puEli e in the oewspapers at the latter part of the past ‘• He (Mr. Hilton), who was aceoeepanied by the and their surveyor, both gentlemen of well-knows L.•,rtv and respect a bility, b egge d l eave t o con t ra di c t th e 9 ' of made by the female requiriog the loan. She it appear that she had been victimised. wharves Lai been as cer t a i ne d c l ear l y th a t it was her •rcny,ou to bass have victimised the loan society. , Pniied to them about a fortnight ago for a loan of 10L. '* repayable by instalment', offering merely her husband's and as they resided some miles fres Lanka half • :iris was charged for inqui and surveyor's fete. The s.rveyor went to the borrower's realism and found that n.sn wa s tot in a position to be security for 54, mad '" I ° l ., therefore the office, justly to the proptiekra. — ell to grant the loan melees MOTE responsible security given. Wool eh inquired whether the application related ' made Ey a female to the .bls clerk last west, rf the lean to be granted without security ? mum& TiftlISDA T. C. NOWNINE PIUDAT. N to W., fresh to 00Ane. XXII. to W.S.W., strong, squally,show- fresh to straw a en in place'. few showers. As above. Waseran. As above. Northerly to W., fresh &mann. N. to W. and to LW., to strong, showers In freak squally. a few places. showers in plane. As nest above. Zunis. As next above. NortheenveroothetiL Wenern=lrelsad. Wales. and ad jliellliatOL Sonlhen.lmallsli Channel and Na or Biscay. save.. nileetward Ilegland sad North Pak SOUTHAMPTON DOCIC COMPANY.-(27118D4F.) The half-yearly meeting was held this afternoon at the offiese, Bieboyegate-strest, Colonel BAILOW in the &sir. The accounts showed a set revenue, after pa set of the ietereet en the debenture capital, of the on the prigerence stocks, and of all working expense, repair', tio., fee the half-par ended 30th Jim, 1864, amounting to 6,8541. 14e. Bd. ; and with the surplus carried over from last half-year, namely. 1,1291. la. 6d.„ there wee a Meal of 7,983/. 16e, 24. From this the direeton re commended that a dividend be declined for the belt year of 2/. per mot., payable on the lst of September next, amounting on 360,3501. ordinary stock to 7,2071. ; leaving a surplus to be owned forward of 7761. 16e. 2d. rin the motion el the CHAIRMAN the report wee received, end a dividend declared u recommended. SCPPOSZD LOl3B OP A HARTLEPOOL VESSEL AND ALL HANDL —Yesterday it was come*, reported in the Hartlepoole that a sloop had been run down off Staithee, on the Yorkshire coast, oa the night of Sunday last, by a large foreign barque, which was going in a southernly direction, and that al on board had perished. The report also names the vessel as the Glance, of Hartlepool, belonging to Mr. Smiley Huntley, shipchandler. Our cot. respondent made every inquiry in the matter, and found that Mr. Huntley had been apprised of the rep ort. and bad telepaphed to the harbour-master at Whitby to make the aseeseary inquiries as to its authenticity. If, as the report states, the crew had perished and the /sell went down in the dead of the night, with only the barque's crew to know its fate, it accounts for the owner of the craft not receiving any particulars. Then were only two hands on board the Chutes, Captain Clark and his son, who belong to Lynn. The vessel wee laden with freesto ne from Whitby, bound to HartJapooL Upte the time of oar despatch leerily, Mr. Huntley had reeeived no reply to the telegram from 'Whitby, bet se the comity is reported to have taken place at Statham, which is a few miles from the poet. a little time would isseemerily elapse Wore the required information could be obtained. _ --- DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT THE NS ORCLITER RAIL WAY STATlON.—Yesterday morning an accident eocurnd at the Shrub-hill statics, which reeultrd in the death of • rasa mamma On the arrival of the 10.17 am. expreen train from Birmingham, a man in Marge of a bores in • box get out at the station to procure some water for the missal, which had beets travelling from York, when the train moved on before the man had time to enter; aad he attempted to get into the compartment of the box, when the train was in motion. He slipped from some came or other not at present satisfeetorily explained, ad he fell be tween the train sod the platform. The eoesegasar• was that the wheel of the horsebox pawed over him, is/holing dreadful injuries to the eye, the ribs, and the lower mica of the abdomen. The poor fellow was anted as soon se pomible to the Memory, but he was dead es his arrival them. His mine is mamma. He we Wired in • brows sell of eletbee, with • blue &Ma cam He is a man apparently about l 8 years of age, sad has sandy whiskers. Is his pocket ewe two 51. notes ad some silver. and is his pocketbook was 'orgasm the name of Jaime Wilms, the Hall. Bedford.—Birmiltirsas Gazette. ACCIDENT TO .8.-a EXCURSION TEAM—Lot night • Hereford excursion train, returning from Crusilia, ran into • pods train on the Pontypool iodise. The emandes engirt* rea over two *Deka sad the testier of the goods Maim • large number of persons (some say 50) mere seriously Mimed. The driver and stoker jumped ar the engine. It is not known whether they are Yana hart THE EXPRiI63 I , O WEDNESbAY EVENING, AUGUST 24, NIL Mr. Dittos replied that it wee, and his worshfp would obsta've that it most be ridiculous for 'ayes* to *kik • kan seelety wadi lad zwavy without seeertty. The appliceMee Mde horde was ter • lame ea her hashead'e owe semnity, and she paid the email his of balf-a.gahies (country inquiry), sad on the gelithama skted by the adios making isqubisa, he found that the &reheat sad all the husband porsmsd was not worth over 104, Lad that he owed more then that rum far riot, so that the landlord could have came in at any time sad taken all the property away. The gentleman who made these inquiries was pre sent, and if his worship thought fit would azykia the Gir eunistenese more fully. In essay butane* of " tin, when the security was good, • loan was im mediately pentad. prolrych observed that he was not in his seat when thtion waa made, but he supposed the chief clerk merely advised the female how to aot,lbelleviag her statameat to be true. Mr. Ditton bad now given an explanation, which seemed tobe • complete answer , and no doubt the press would make that public in justice to the parties con cerned in the loan * d os. He could not for • moment sup pose that anyone would be mo foolish sa to lend strangers slims of money without security. Mr. Ditton thanked his worship sad withdrew. GREENWICH. csanoa OF STAUBIUG • WIPI. Witten Kirby, aged 48, of Wboura'seeurt, Greenwich, was charged with stabtiag hkt wife. From the evidence of the complAnant, who appeared with her right arm suspended in a tmthlef, it appeared that nu the evening she was making moms tea for one of her sons, who was at work, when the primer commenced quarrelling with her. and im mediately knocked her down and streekt her about the body. She succeeded in getting up, and ten into the house of her daughter for protection. The prisoner followed her and knocked her down on the stain. Immediately after wards she found that she had bees stabbed, and s knife was afterwards picked up under a table in the room. I Mr. Cagao~. po li ce divisional said be was called to the camp/ainant, and found that she sustained a email ' dash wound on the inside of the right arm. The wound might have been indicted either with the knife produced, or with a hand candlestick which the primmer was said to have had in hie . The prisoner, who denied using a knife, sou convicted of a common moult, and was sentenced to two months' im prisonment, with hard labour. - iirct. u. io t Ati m a r :: it to outtowimeworos a ji Ike* 5 Itambay Oas LIMO SO 11 011*Alwatara *VIOL al L& L Mag. Tel. (1.4 1 it,soo to admit ton To (L ) 8,11 , 16' ON Oen* SO,NOI 10 ) =67;nxio 10,01:1 r 5 Q of =rim. 10,000 1 w Cl* Maas (Um) .._. 60,001 10 Oat atArrissatler.(L) 60,001 00 Otawardaltralotelrsa 20,030 Dia.. (1.1 17,600 II Osallasatal Un.OsaiL 40,000 100 a( 11,003 111 Oop.lLOs., 7Sp.e. 10.000 011 Credit Fonder 10,000 * Do. of Mauritius (L ) 10010154 10,000 MO CreditQv* MobUlsr St. * Palms MAN. Do. 10 PlMlereace 117,0001. IL Do. 5 et. Del 10.000100 Mama 00.0001 10 11.. IsMa Irrigation, 100 1 . 7 0 1 02 it =l,aoest&Trd...(L. ,0001 6 lig. a__ Arm 10,000 , 100 Mig.msoll 00. TAO* 61) Mammal Corporation. 0,000 SO llnanctal Discount (L.) 00,006 20 loreel *wetness (L. 10,000 SO Gallivan Waited). LIS, 10 .creattaotLatLoo:ii 05,05010 Om *sem N 50,000 60 Homsatackedal w r i ti 100,000 * lindson'sßar 100,000' is y.p.alur.ods.w..(l ) 26,000 2 mama Carrying (11611 , 1 4 160,010 20 Internallrinsa.Son. IL, 300,000 20 laternalLand Ciedl 60000. * Italianlnis. (f a, Om) 1000000 1140 Do. Op. a &la. r. LOW 00,000 15 JointlitodiDasowda.) 10,000. 60 land Isesrates (Lim) 110,000 15 Land. Afrken Tra to, so LondiadOsadea.ll. LL 1 LoaLDlsktstlll6l. , 11 1. N Maga Anew , 10.6110. De. New . lto,olo 0 4.o.ookiiiea s ti . 10,110 50 lead., Ita/laa. to. 6,003 20 Lond.Mer. DisooteiLL) 10.1001 60Lond.Provineallterine 60,000 f SO Madras & Canal 14.1100 10 Do. 10.0001 II Marine Investmant(Ll ISA* 10 Mauritius lamletc..(l. 11,000 10 Nada. Mien. Tel. (I. 40,000 0 11111 wall Iron Works 61,600 NI NatallandlCol C. (L 60,000 60 National Dia Cosa (L 10.000 SO National linaaeld (L I:0,00U NO National Steam Na,. 6,000. 10 Nerbaddaooal & L 0,500 60 Do. New 60.000 01 .lealand T.&Loan(L 161,1754. ft .Brit.Australaslaa(L) 40.003 110 N.Brtlitllereen.ta.l 30,000 2 NovalkottaGassiL. ( L 1 10,000 5 Do. dO, 10, 40,000' 16 Ocean Marla, ilasma. 0001 10 Oriental Corssisraisl(L. 10,000 50 Oriental linaacial t u.is i 110.000 1 Oat ( 60,600. 1 Da New 40,0101 10 Orlantralandlaaant(L) 26,000 , 10 & ettdandlavad. 14000. 60 Ottoman Yinanelal (L) 10,000) 6 Ottoman Gam ((Limited 11.030; 10 flustaaß.M. Mom(L ) 100, 111 4 1 11 " 1 Si, Poe p riteland 4 4:llla.(L) 111.10* 10 Padnatlar & O. Sawa 10.0001 6 Qaeblo 11 Do. New wet ,rada L., lI4L NON 60 , litymasy 1i... NON 16 j Do. New ON 15 Rio J. City Improe. (L) NM 26 Ditto date ... . 16,011 140 00711110015000* N * ON n th, a laved& (L *ON 611 Knight. &GeV. NM 10 Soe.lntias.d'SwOe(L) *OOO 60 S. Able* M. au. ao atoo 06 ISouth Australian Land IKON& ilt. Setaserlas 1 35,500 20 ,Tel.Construn T t l =l 100.000 10 Illtarnes&Meney Is.(L) 11.600 10 JTragiAsposarotam I. NON 60 IT. & L Co. of U. Canada SO, 1 Malted& Tsai. Ce. I 110,000 SI I UniveraKsslns Ina (L. 116, 10 llVatiasallsaalm. ONO 10 10,000 11 VaaDlsmia's 1en1,.. 10,100 00 Warrant ilawtoegtm. 00.000 00 Wastladia& Pacific 9 L ilk • 18 U U U au M I P 1 in IN IN 111 die - kir II I 6 rd 1 tits pm' i ignal s a poi -1 i ihra t it tr 3 ZIE 8 Ipm 8284 100 112 108 112 - 1 - fps Si ji i n il Par Oak xd ! f 11161 pa va rr I ,i7iPmi a SS 86 • 4iail 2 16 Par, Pa NIS 1 It 91 1 0 • No= W idis bin 1 II pc emir Par hymp at zd ildis Oa _PM at aW• 4} : i 00 Par 0 0 It 0 70 17 Ple a 17 I s ipa poi 0 Ipa :a 11 1 i 7 a no 111 19 21 pm 2 Ildli 29 0 g 24 tr Ws Oral 1 0 012 1 lips 29 65 66 dim }pm 41 km e_ I.l* 81 xd li di 2d di 4124 sd —:d IVI I II gok 14 17 o 11 idh PSP• PREFERENCE SK Londoe, Chatham, sod Dover, 5 pm Midland, Coax. Blida and Biala* North Eastern, Cons pref. 4 per ce North Staffordshire, V, It 2, z d. FOREIGN RAILIVJ Bahia and 8. Fume. Urn. guar. 7 oral. 96. ham 6 p peel, ot oat., 133. 901, d. LYS. rir cest..lsl. SHARE LIST&-(TBIR DAY.) Two o'Oxoeu. The railway market is dull to-day, and the tendency rather unfavourable. No general re duction, however, has taken place in priors, the only variations in the principal stocks comprising • decline of } per cent. in London and Borth Western and } in Great Western and Midland, and a rise of 4 in South Eastern. London and North Western stook is now quoted 116} to ; Great Western, 69} to } ; Midland, 136} to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1161 to 111 1 ex div. ; South Eastern, 88} t o 89 ; Metropoli tan, 112} to 113 ; London and South Western, 98 to 99; Great Eastern, 47 to } ; Caledonian, 1264 e t: 126} ; and Great Northern, 131 to 133. t Western of Canada shares continue in de mand, and have further improved. Great Indian Peninsular stock also exhibits an upward tendency, while Grand Trunk of Canada, and Indus Flotilla are dull. Foreign lines are inactive. ORDINARY MARIS AND /TOM. eh. pd. I &A wan. I Clagthl 4 l.6l I alit4 i°44 to all Mrs, Wait Mau VaL ,100 Bl7th sad True B 0 0100.1001ird,• lid.C 'lOO Bristol mad Nada— -1100 'Clabodonlaa all hack and &win ▪ Om:wan 041 'Da •JJ• no Inv. until ▪ Do. tp. 474_1'1,1111M8. ill Dublin and Bik Jane 100 DundKryta t at•bd.JD ItUntargbaso ;100 = d B.= 'lOO ." so 110010,0 Ord. Bt. 1100 I De. • Bloat 100 I Do. I.•es.elk, No. 100 ,an Hallistaeotland 100 pGrosiNarlires Ana so on 10, Ds.A Da 5 f 01111 p. • b paid 11 100 04. South & went (Ire.? .100 lama Wagons ,101 I Do Stornyil.3.o•lltk as al 1251 114 KBoZttl . Do. w. 1 100 Imo 100 ,100 Do._ Da. Do. Newport Do. Hiestoird Ilmarbketlroricahlre backs and Blackwell = B. l=B.ootat &Doc letallsaaNalit Walla Iltaryport rid Oartleis po. De. i Sam ipealia New Do. tao iN NO ;mammon WI Do. Now Isl I Do arm & Dab) 41111114. Qt. We. tbs.) all Do. i Bharat W'1164 Zest ▪ Mid Yort i l b ry Liao) IN Monk 10, I Do. Baks,Porth.Doirt 115 I x.Jootora—korylok 155 Do. G. N. E. Pon_ 1N Do. uds !IN I Do. 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Bala An. 11f Do. do. ns Do. 40. hubsldsi 1, lad ,&Halmos g. Oopo T. & Doekep a. la Irmi ler Boor.rr Ara Ludlow to. do Do. G &A wake Do. H do . Orand {7} 7 147 j - xd 017} 70; 117 i loil I id 11 1 17 16{ 98 tiff 51 IS Ila 1011 6d pm 7} MO US 7 I& IS 75 80 75 10 95 100 N 96 eu M} xd 03}Z xd - Ii hank of Caziadal Da.lapitp.V.D..llp.et DDo. DS preL M. deterred xd ESSi -- 1011 S - 11 Do. tod pref. Bonds 100 an D. do. deferred 105 v Do. Srd prof. Stock 10:0 !nY Do. do. deferred 100 Ise Do. 461 t peel. Stock Ili I all Do. do. deferred • asa inatai Indian Peotnerds 12 D. gas 6 per Lent 20 I I D. New do MIS et. 8. of India& 6p el N. 'lOO Do if per old Ifs I I i Do fit all ,et Western of Canada, Si§ l$ I Do. New 1•5 all D0.k0 r. .161 . p0r.1673! 100 ,an I Do. do. do. 1877-8' 10 2 ladle s Limbed 10 I 1 D. New • 100 Madras svar. sp. mat 12 2 1 00 Ds. do. do.— 00 Do. do. Ls ; II Ds. Mt& K. I wLeib. Carp. 0 per e. Dd I 00 an NYS. and Hellesesees' 20 i as i/f.f3ras.dess.ok.S. OS ilk 100 I N.R. tess.ap.o.lidp.ll. 110 dode. Ens per mill Allb D. Deed do. I 111 j 0 Do. do. do. I 116. .105 Do. Anjou N. an Do. bubo 81.1106. dal 100} ... 101 104 101 . 102. 14 It If 10 SI 93 n n a a a a a a a a a a a so se a la in of+ lora par om a m 1 9 9 1 A dj. 810 91 U Si WI U. .. 996 1009 ft 96 BY 91 r: a a :a s . a IA . 1 100 101 db l." 99. Lori 96 97 JOINT STOCK EANILS. 1911 1 1 ... 191 19 104 T Pt i T lim IN. 1 lama IPd 1 CI. prima I lalea. 11 - 000100 Agra& ilastorman'sf.l.) , &I 139 142 21 -id WACO, 60 Do. New (las 90p.) il6 - - - 10,090 60 • Albion 93.000 100 I AlliancoltoaAtLisarpod U 60 62 611 1 15.000 100 Do. New lO 14 566 p - 104000 90 Anglo Aost I a-hut - MOM 29 Anglo Italian (Limited) 6 - WM, 40 Australasia MI I IS - 7,500 40 . Do. New as as 17 946. - UK.: 10 Bankof BrittahCol 10 I par 1 sim 104 10,000' U hank of = al 17 St xd 271 xd (000 100 Bank of 25,000 20 Bank of Otago (Limkad) 5 11 1 dis par 10090 100 Bank of Qamaaland (L.) SO 14 1445 s - 10000 119 ksiskoffictoria.AMkis 111 so 41 - 6,600 . 100 lank of Wake (Wit) 50.000 10 Bank of Now 7aMsad -1 II I 8 9pm -- 40000 12:1 Bratillaa&PortniumstL 10 1 I 2 3pm - 20,000 60 British & Calltorniaa QL 5 Iwo igei - 0, 'OOO 50 Itritlah N. Anaarks .-. all 46 48 -. 31,200 10 C. Bk. ladia,Aaa, Mina MI SI 38 37 7,800 10 Do. New - ' 20.000 16 ,Chart.Mar.cdladia,&e all If 46 - 10,000 IS' Do. h ;sr - 10, 0 000 100 Col o nial - 134 41 43 - of 10,000 U Com. Rank India, &e. 4 7 9pm - $OO,OOO 111 •Consoildstad Bank (L, 15 Of 71ma .- . 5,000 100 Caothmatal (L) 5 4 tipm Id 161 xd 10,000 60 Aka loaders (LlosIt•d) II I Spa xd• - lOW' 60 ! Do. New - pm - MOM 10 Isg.Seot&Aold.Chartd l5 90 II 104 40,000 50 Ihi6tlsh and Swedish (L 10 par 1 pas - 40,000' ID !Compton Itank(Ltraital 14 si 4PM - 110 14.000 • Do. New - 10,000 100 Ilinduso.Chinatlap.o) IS 9 10pro xd -xd 10,000 100 . Do. Now 12,000 100 Imperial Bank LladOwi 311 11 -7 1 40 30 4 3,000 100 : Do. New - 10,000 60 1mp.112.0 Chlaa.&a.,(L $ 31 lipm• 6) 115,000 20 Imperial Miasma l9 01 71tm, 17 I 15,000 60 International Bank (L )15 6 9pm 19 0,048 26 lonian 4lll U 30 - 6,000 IS • Do. New - 100,000 10 Land llorlak. l India( : 14 li p. l - SON 60 lan.Bk.otkeloo,&o. & 11,000 100 Lon. Beak of .vmd I 18 111pos .... 14r60 . 150 tondos sad Brazilian . 0 7 9pm - 6,000100 Loss.&Ayres&lillato . . 49 10 101 5 :1 - las. 20,000 26 Do. New, at 9 l pm II 3 4pm .- 6,000 100 lam, DM, sak M Awed Itli 9149. a.) 60,000 20 Dm. 1248. 011 Si IS - 10,000 109 Loudon and Colonial as IS - - Poi "- 20,000 60 Loudon mad Coanty., U 73 76 xd -xd 6,000 700 lam Hasbi.Oomix.(L) 1.1 1 2Pm -- 110,000 60 Ueda° /Mat Stock lO 69 10 - 10,000'100 Lon. and Northern (L )19 11 pm - 10,0 M 10 Landon& South Ahlem a pi to - 6,000 100 Loo. & 0 Maoism fLha 10 1 50,0:0 1193 • Laa. & Wartmlustar 10,030.100 • Ilwelmat 116a1_ . ,( 1 / 9 1-1. 11 la 10 10,000 1 60 Mercantile & zaman(L. 19 7 - 20,000. 60. Do. New - 10,000 100 !tetra & Prow. Beak as 19 5 7Om 7.74 6,000 100 Midland Hank (Lba.) - 10,000 100 Nathmal et . II !yr Ilipm id - 10,010 1011 .19.Pro.ild - .- - 20,000 60 Natlmal Bask, Now - - - ACM. 20 New 30411 WM4I all 44 46 - 40,010. 10 New Zealand (Limitodl 1 Idls Ipm - 50,000' 10 • North Western ,5 1 5 6pm .- 03,609 26 Oriental Doak Corpora ' all 135 10 - 20 .000. 60 Provin,SsaklneCorp.(Ll 6 IMa per - 09.000 140 ProMam al fratsad -., • U 99 1111 - 10,600 10 Schad% Paaj.&lllalld (L 10 i le 2pm II) 10,000 26 South Australia all 88 U -. 10,900 16 South Xmases (Lis.) 1011991041 'Mad. al 11. 8. Atriew - 44110 , 101 IDo 44‘. - 10,106, 111 Midas of Artraba,Now MI II 64 - 14000100 Mika at Dolma 11,1m.)1 U I 114 lief - MAO la Vake at Imam 111 112 64 614 1 MOM SABIBT.,-(THIS D47J Two °Twos. The stock markets exhibit • somewhat better tone to-day, yet no important variation has occurred in prices, the amount of business on she whole being still limited. Consols are unchanged, and the movements in a few of the British railway stocks have not exceeded } per cent. Spanish securities continue to attract at tention. There is no new feature in the discount market, which remains quint, with an abundance of money. The rate for good three months' bills is still 7} to 1 per cent. The charge for loans from day to day in the-Stock Exchange is rather lower, at 3 to 4. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 6&r. 30c., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 881 to 89 for money, and 89/ to for the account (September 8). The official business! report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89, 881 ; ditto, for account, 89/, I ; Tire per Cents. Reduced, 881, 1; New Three per Cents., sag, 1 ; India Stock, 210, 212; ditto Five pee Cent. stock, 1031, 1041; ditto Bonds, 158. die. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 21s die. ; ditto June, 15e., 25e. die. There was a strong demand this morning for Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates, and a rise occurred in the quotations, the former being officially marked 311, and the latter 13/. A reaction, however, has since occurred, the present prices being 301 to and 131 to ,1 respec tively. Conaolidis have risen 1 per cent., and the Confederate Loan remains firm, at the rise of yesterday. Subjoined are some of the present quotations, viz. :—Turkisb, 1858, 72 to ; ditto, 1862, 691 to 701; ditto Con solides, 501 to / ; Greek, 231 to 1; Con federate, 781 to 791; and Mexican, 281 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Bra titian, 101; ditto, 1863, 851 ; Egyptian, 1021 ; Greek, 231 to i ; Italian, for ac count, 661 ; ditto, Maremmana Railway, 72 ; Mexican, for account, 281, 1; ditto, 1864, 26, 251 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 791 ; Portuguese, 1856, tins., 47},1 ; Realism, 1850, 841 ; ditto, 1862, 881, 871 ; ditto 1864, scrip, 31 prem.; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 431 ; ditto Passive, for account, 31, 301, 311, 301 ; ditto, Certificates, for account, 13/, f ; Turk ish, 1858, for account, 721 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 701; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 57 ; ditto, 1864, scrip, 101, 1 dia. International Financial shares are now quoted 41 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 3 prem. ; London Financial, 91 to 10 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 31 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 to 1; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 21 to 3 prem. ; and Imperial Mexican Railway, 1 to 1 prem. There were no gold transactions of importance at the Bank yesterday. The 103,0001. by the True Briton, from Melbourne, has been taken to be re fined, after which its destination will be deter mined. About 239,5001. in Australian geld is known to be in course of transmission to England. The Wel lesley has been out ninety days with 95,0001. ; the Norfolk, 73 days, with 31,5001. ; and the Garra walt, 63 days, with 113,0001. Messrs. Ford, Curtis, and Curtis, ship provision merchants, have stopped payment, with liabilities to the amount of about 100,000L,the bulk of which, however, are stated to be secured. The unsecured creditors are expected to obtain only a small divi dend. In the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon there was a fair inquiry for bills, and rates were generally without alteration. Subjoined is the usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 12.1 to g ; ditto, 3 den 11.18 to 19 ; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 12.1 to ; Ant . warp, 3 menthe, 25.70 to 21; Hamburg, ms. tenon, 3 months, 13.94 to ii o P . aris, 3days, 15. 4b 2 . 0 . to 30 i = B 3 . 1703 to Pttresiarg (per rouble). 3 months, the, 30/10 f ; Vienna, oH. do., 3 months, 11.80 to 85; Trieste, If. ack. L 3 mouths, ILBO to 85 ; 3 months, 471 to 48; Oadis, S maths, 471 to 48 ; Leghorn, 3 mouths, 25.75 to 80 ; Groat, 3 months, 15.75 to 80 ; Mae, 3 months, 25.75 to 80 ; Naples, 3 months, 15.75 Is 80 ; Palermo, 3 month; 25.75 to 80 ; lleielna, 3 mouths, 25.75 to 80 ; Lisboa. 90 days, 51f to a ; Oporto, 10 den. 311 10 I. A letter from Constantinople mentions that the government have reconsidered the question of a fresh issue of Consolidiis, on which it had pre viously decided. It is reported that the present intention is to convert the existing Serghis into Sehima, with 5 per cent. interest, securities entirely different in form from the Consolidds. There ap pears some doubt, however, which class of Serena are described. The Syrian Serghis issued after the disturbances in Syria are being steadily liquidated through a sinking fund of 25 per cent per annum, and are of comparatively small amount. It can hardly be intended to refer to these bonds. The other Smghis currant in Constantinople are simple acknowledgments of debt issued by the several departments of state, and have usually varied con siderably in price according to the means supposed to be at the disposalL of each individual ministry. The half-yearly meeting of the Berlin Water works Company took place yesterday, when the directors' report was adopted. It state d the balance at the disposal of the proprietors at 10,4001., and recommended a dividend of 44. per share, free of income tax. The balance remaining for future ap propriation is 1,1081. The undertaking is described as making steady progress. The prospectus has been issued of the Silerohane and Gurtnsbille, Slate and Slab Company, with a capital of 40,0001., in 41. shares. The object of the undertaking is the purchase of the lease and extension of the works of a valuable slate and slab quarry now in full operation within a few miles of Bantry, in the county of Cork. It is stated that the demand foe slates exceeds the supply, and is still increasing , and that consequently the profits realised from these works are usually large. The proprietors receive the whole of the purchase money it shares. The Courtier d'Orient of Constantinople states that the statutes of the Ottoman Financial Asso eiation have been approved by the government, and that an irad4 has been obtained authorising the establishment of branches. A special meeting of the London Joint Stock Bank is called for the lbth September, to confirm the resolutions for the increase of the capital. Mr. James D. Thomson (Messrs. Thomson, Watson, and Co., St. Peter's-chambers, Cornhill), director of the European Bank, and Mr. J. W. Holland, director of the Provincial Banking Cor poration have joined the board of the Aberaman 'Oita Crawsbay Bailey's) Iron Works. The applica tions for shares in this company have, we are inforined, exceeded the entire capital. The traffic return of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the month of July shows a total receipt of 332,098 dollars, being at the rate' of 258 dollars per mile per week. We are r eq uested to state that the share list of the Crystal Sanitarium Company will close on Wednesday, the 31st instant. the City of Washington, for New York, will call at Qneaustown to-morrow, and messages will be received at any of the Electric and International Telegraph Company's offices in London up to 3.30 p.m., and in the provinces up to 8 pm. The Scotia, for New York, will call at Queenstown Sunday, August 28, and messages will be received until the same hours. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex change list of last evening : tssurence.—Alliaaes Bride!' sad Forid, 154 ; Oen menial Union, 911 1 ; English sad BoettlebLaw Life, 3f ex dlv. • Guardiaa, 50 ; Indemaity Marie*, 134} ex div. ; Low 811 11; Loud= 46f ;Marine, 92$ ; North British sad Mercantile, 18 ; Roth We, 8 ; Thanes and Mersey Maria* (Limited). 7 ex dlr. Gaslight and Ooke.—(Sty of London A, 31f I ex die. ; Ountnercial, New, 161 171 ; Great Central, 17f ; 84$ ex ; ditto Debentures, 106 ex div. ; loperlar Continents], 84; Loudon, 84; Pluesix, ll4j 15 ; Bitelifey 321 pz di ; Surrey Coosumem 1111 ; Ueited Gewersl, a , 24 le ; cur wrid, New, 54/ 4 ex dm.; Witten, 17i 18i. Dock& Load= and St. Katherina, 70i 70 ; Southway toe, 82. Wetwawarilw.—Chigesa. 281 ex ; Bird Leman, 127 i ex die. ; ditto, New, Di div. TUIRD#T Bvsose. The demand for discount remains without altera tion. In the open market the rates continue at 7f to 1 per cent. On the Stock Exchange money has been rather more wanted in connexion with the large sales of Consols referred to yesterday, but the charge from day to day was not more than 31 to 41 per cent, and for a week 5 per cent. The probability of an early reduction in the Bank rate of discount continues to be discussed, and in some quarters there is a prevailing impression that it will not be delayed over this week or the next at the furthest. For some days past the Bank have, in fact, done but a very moderate business, and in the open market there is an abundant supply obtainable on terms a half per cent below the official minimum. Under these circumstances, it would appear in the natural course of events that a downward movement should immediately take place ; but the position of the money market is so exceptional that the directors will probably hesitate before making any change. The period for the shipments of silver to the East in exchange for cotton has now come round, and it is known that a considerable total is already engaged to be despatched. A part of this demand will be supplied by the large sum coming forward by the next West India steamer, but this will at most prove only a temporary relief. Further sums will probably be taken from the Continent ; and to pay for these remittances the usual course is to rely upon the Australian and American gold that maybe received. In the former case, however, it is to be remarked that our imports for some time past have been com paratively moderate, a large proportion formerly sent here being now forwarded direct to India. From America also our receipts have been latterly insignificant, the demand for Federal bonds in Ger many having sufficed to redress the balance of trade, and to obviate the necessity of the export of specie. It is therefore probable that we may witness within a month a renewed drain of gold from the Bank ; and to check these withdrawals as much as possible, it may be considered advantageous to maintain the present high rates of discount. Heavily as these may press upon ordinary trade, it is doubtful if they inflict greater injury than the violent oscillations which would follow a sudden reaction from a temporary decline. Whenever the money market rises beyond a certain point there is always a peculiar degree of tension, which renders the public mind more than usually susceptible to alarm. Hence it is desirable to avoid any action which may turn cut by the circumstances of the time to have been precipitate, although perhaps fully warranted by all ordinary calculations. Consols for the aoeount were first quoted 891 to ; receded to 89k, "sellers ;" and closed at the opening price. For money, they left off at 89. The recent continued fall appears to have at length produced a partial reaction. The official business report is sr follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89, 881 ; ditto, for account, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced 881, I, New Three pee Cents., 881, it i t i r ; Bank M ock, 244; India Stock, 213 ; ditto ive per Cent. Stock, 1031, 1041. India Five per Cents. were last quoted 1031 to 104, and Exchequer Bills, 255. to 15a. discount. In the financial companies Imperial Mercantile Credit slightly improved, while London Financial were rather flat. The following are the final quota tions :—lnternational, ef to + prem. ; General Credit, 2} to I prem. ; London Financial, 0} to 10 prem. ; and Imperial Meramtile Credit, 3} to 1 The market for joint stock bank shares has been rather heavy, many of the principal descriptions, especially foreign and colonial, showing a decline. Imperial Ottoman closed a fraction lower, at 114 to 17f. Imperial Bank of China were exceptionally firmer. The transactions in miscellaneous shares were moderate, and the changes comprised an advance in Australian Mortgage, Joint Stock Discount, Sociite . Financiers d'Egypte, and Telegraph Con struction ; and a reduction in British American Land, Commercial Union Insurance, Copper Miners of England, Financial Corporation, Madraslrri gation, and Rio Improvements. Hudson's Bay shares were steady at 164 to I, and Egyptian Trading at If to f prem. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, via. :—Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 23 to 3 prem. ; Ebbw Vale Company, par to f prem. ; Humber Ironworks, 2} to 1* dis. ; Aberatnan Ironworks, par to 1 prem. ; Imperial Mexican Rail way, fto f prem. ; and Hewett and Co., 1 to If prem. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Or ELECTRIC YORK MEETING.-(THIS DAT.) FILLY SAPLING STAKE. Siberia Physalia f &Rohe HOPEFUL STAKES. One mile and a half. Brindisi the only bone here at present. PRINCE OF WALES'S STAIM. Five furlosiga 44 yards. Jupiter, Lisette, Southroa, and Brown Bread are here. 4 ran. RAWCLIFFE STAKES. T.Y.C. Venice, Omenßeeline, Etat Lynne, sad The Approver are ban. GREAT EBOB HANDICAP. Two miles. Eut Lamashire, Welcome, Despair, The Clown. Raglan, Etiva, Moulsey, Hightlyer's dear e, sad Nemo are here. Pam Foormr.—Thalistais, Lin:mina, Brick, Animism, Lady de Trafford, Tourist, pallor-Ou, and Rymer:Ms. NINTH BIENNIAL STAKES. Five furlongs 44 yards. Ebbw* &swig, Sr to Lady Augusta, The Duke, Jupiter, Brown Bread, Zambesi, Irritation, e by Wiadhound, The Approver, and Geameliiimo are here. GLASGOW STAKES. Firs furlongs, 44 yards. Lord Waldman' and Tenons are bare. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miss. Oallor On, Honest Jobs, Frinaiial, End Lancashire' , Little Stag, Br to Strafford. Sir WaSkin, Oidmiastar, Strafford. Baralsrilla, Oathedral, Miner, Kaginadis, sad Surmysids. EBOR ST. LEGER. One mile and thaw quarters. Ely and Brindisi are bar*. LATEST BETTING. GREAT EBOR HANDICAP. 100 $o 30 apt Wsloom* (t) 100 to 30 Eon Iweatabtro (t) 11 to 2 Raglan 100 to 15 Hightlytw' (t) s dam o (t) 12 to 1 Hominy (t) 12 to 1 Clown (t) Asian.-010r Oa aad Boozy Lam WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) A.X. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. BLiDIMANE.-(THIS DAY.) Very UAL) fresh English wheat was received to our market le-dey. The general quality of the ripples, how ever, was fine. The atteedanoe of millers was limited, nevertielene the whole of the supply was cleared off, at quite Nooday's curreeey. There was a fair inquiry for fine foreign whelk, at full roteratione Low and damp parcels were a doll inquiry an terms. Floating cargoes of grain were tolerably firm is prim. New barley was in request at 32e. to 37k. per quarter. Other qualities sold slowly, but at full quotations. Malt—the supply of which was god—ehenged hands to • fair extent at previous rates. The show of tocsin& oats was large ; yet the cat trade was tolerably active, at very fall prices. fielel e ismy beans were ea offer, and the sale for them was s at entrees* raise demand. Pees freely, and the supply wen inedequate to the The dour trade wee fir from active. Prime, however, wan Liasee7 m"L ead rapeseed were steady is p with s moderate deemed. Oakes eopported the bite advance ia the gootstioae. lo or Houle:mai semi; the trameotiorw wise as a limited mite. ALB/FALB OF GRAIN, an. INV) LONDON, BY WATER CAILLIAGI. PROM AUOVWF le ro AUGUST 21, INCLUBM. Mrk sad ecoioll fades WNW I. W1m40.1 Itl. Mail UeSO Num. UM lail in 1040 .. 4713 401 610 : : lb= 1140 leo 1711 1 700 1110 17010 ! 1140 710 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. ' (THIS DAY.) On Bum= Am nrrsaarAnoNAL mama/2J (mom ova owa 001IIMPONDIST.) Market fiat, and prices in favour of porobasers. Balm about AOOO bales ; spesulation and export, 1,500. MINCING LAN3.-(THI8 DAY.) Sucui.-The tam of the; market eoutiass very fiat, and prise now show a decline of 6d. le Is. per cwt, and at this reduction only limited sales of British West India are Mauritius, low to midrib* brows, sold 32L to 2 1 76 t d i good middling to good brows, 355. to 365. ; low soft yellow, 38.. 6d. to 375. ; gr a i n y and uplifted middling to fine yellow, 395. to 42a. ; superior, 435. 6d. Natal, brown sad low yellow, 36 5 . to 37 5 . 6d. Bengal, good middliag to good white Banana, 435. &L to 448. Penang, brown, 35.. 6d . ; middling greyab and good yellow, 38.. to 40e. 6d. Refined is also doll of sale at easier prices. Coma-The public sales of plantation Ceylon continue to go off steaddy at full rates ; triage, at SN. to 73a. ; low middling and middling, 765. &L to 80s. ; good and fine ditto, 81s. to 848.6 d. ; pea berry, 755. 6d. to 85a. ; nativ e Ceyl on , good ordinary to fine, 65..6d. to 681. TILL-The market privately is quiet. At the public sales of ledisn teas, Pekoe sold at 2.. Bd. to 3e. ; orange ditto, NAO. ; &shoo', Is. 10d. to N. 6W. ; Pekoe ditto, 2s. 20. to N. lOid. ; broles-l oaf Pekoe, N. 20. to 10td. ; Congo., Is. Bd. to L. 11d. ; Bohm, 60. to 88. Ruit.-A fair basins. has been transacted. Leeward., L. 50. ; Berbice, 15. 6d. ; Demme, Is. 7d. to Is. Bd. Rim -Then is still some inquiry for Bengal, but no ails so reported. of Purrs:L3o.par-lb.6w bags of Singapore sold at the previous price SLUMS!. -The market continuos inactive. Corroi.-For parcels on the spot there is only a limited inquiry but for arrival fell sees have been paid; ?Maw sibr, 22d. ; Beep], 17d. to 17td. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the aneexed prices :—Tovu tallow, 40. 6d. ; Marshall Y. 0., tho *pot, 41. ed.; Oeterssr 44s.itd. to Dmembor, 41.. Od. ; January to Mani, 1866, BOROUGH HOP MARKDY.—(THEI DIY.) Hates. Patteaden sad Smith report rather mon la quiry for the few remission samples of last year's growth, whisk folly realise last week's qaotatioas. The mull qua lity at the sew growth that has arrived at market is of encollont quality, and Sods ready purchasers at from 71. lie. to SE. 10a per cwt. GALT FLYS AT fIOTTON.—THIS • between 2 anal 3 o'clock, ma alarmism are broke oat ea W sitaisive promisee of Mr. Austin. rope and mak lime smaatactraer, ourpag as business at the St. °soiree Mess mink Hortoeci3uare. Baton the mina of soda. the flames obaatoed satin, poomeakm of the pro mises. The ayirmiog-room, upwards of 60 feet is lan* sad conleiMag valuable machiasry , was totally destroyed, the aggiss-houas aloes asoapiog. The are was not subdued t until the pre:lama ware saUrsly gutted. Nothing but the hare walls tamale standing. The Made.m flak:kali the eon by Mr. G. Smoot, =ol4o'rd-box maker, mid a dwellanchinuis is Fouuder'crow, wars severely damaged ' by the sad water. Mr. Amitia'a premiss was insured is ' the Sari and Loudon fir.offices WHAT, A 170179 - 24, W. •••••—•1- N —ala . —. 1 60.1 60 N.N.W. Aberdeen' —130.07.52 N.N.W. Let* Ardmore Dreeoceetle 10.26 66 it W. Betray W.B.W. Valentia N.W. Cape Clear Queematoos 30.0 6 .66. N.N. W. Liverpool Robbed Pembroke "plc% F.N.W. Preemie Molest 30.15 N.N.W. Reebefort 30.1147, N. Plymoutb 30.17 661 N.W. =Li.: 10.1146 i N.N.W. 110.01460 ( LAM= 30.0340. N.N.W. Dover socesel 7 , ernieelD 311101561 N. orreoniga M.006!1 N. Ib iekle 30.67.60 N. D. N.I. ' I.R.S. N. N. W. N. Z. W. NM. R.R.L • RL 1.1. N. R.R.W. N. LN.L N. w N.. • 11r.Z. Rs 3.N.5. N. Ni NL NZ. • /1. & let - 4 :I -b OA 1 e 0.0! 1 al-12 bo , 0.10 c 5 : 2 eb let 2 b 0.11 , 2 b 1 ob 0.11 4 fo 6 eb ob : 0.04 cal— I 1 cto 114 4 re , 11.271 eb ' O.Ol 1 ro 0.3 5 roc 0.10 MINE&-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLoci. The mining market is quiet to-day, and prices generally exhibit no variation, compared with shoes last current yesterday. East Grenville shares are quoted 6ltoi; East Oarn Brea, to I ;East Lovell, 10 to ; Wheal Baton, 210 to 220 ; and West Beton, 210 to 220. In the Stock Exchange Devon Great Con sols have been dealt in at 585 and 587} ; East Cara don at 27f and 27} ; East Russell at 51 ; Great South To gas at 2* ; Great Vor at 281 ; Wheal Grenville at ; Herodatoot at 38} ; and Tincroft at 19. Foreign and colonial mining shares are un altered. PROVINCIAL SHARE VARLETS. LITHWOoL. grate/U.—Wes this day:—Greet Western, Sim Ditto, Hereford, 102-Imicaskire and Yorkshire, 1161 1 ex dn.-- London and North Western, 1161—Manchester, Shodiebt, and limaNnshire, 65 — 9o uth Marna,U 71 St i a — Buffalo and lake Huron, 91-19 1 3-16—Gteat Western of Canada. 93leriai4 1854, in--Spiel& Oerttlicates. 184 —Cos. federate bmn. 771 1 1 8 I—Bank of LiverpooL tri—Eastesw Ptchasaw Bank (Limited:, 11 p.—Mernuitile end itschauge Bank ;Limits& a p.—Natioeal Bank of Liverpool ;Limited), 71 la — North and Smith Wales, 281 c. —North Western (Limited), 91 Albion Marine Waited , par—British and Foreign Marfa* fLimitad), 21 p.—Empire Marine (Limited,. 11 Mereantlia Marine 'Limited:. 7.16 p.—Queen Insurance, 1 5-16 pi—lltasma sad Massy Marine (Limitad , , 4 15-16 ex die. p. —Leeds sad Liverpool Canal, 4371—National Steam NavigaGon Company, 31 19-111 1 e dia. BIRMINGIILL 101101/5 It—Patent Shah and Axletres shares were dons at 31 prem., ex , Birmingham CAW. quoted 89 to 80. Birmingham Town and District Bank, 17 to 97 Dudley and West Bromwich Bank, 7t tog; Gloucester Wagon, 111 to 12: Midland Wagon, 97 to 99 There were buyers of Dudley Gas ail 41 and sellers of Midland 818 Si, per cent.. at 81 prem. ;of South Staffordshire Railway. at 101 ; of Stratford upon-Avaa Cans& at 30: of Bliasiani Joint Blast Bank, at 35, ex all . sad of British and Foreign Ullway Plant, at 2 prem. The shares of both the Birmingham Gas Companies were offering with • scarcity of buyers. The Rev. C. T. Aidley, vicar of Margate, having accepted the rectory of Braid& Savecoaks, the living 02 Margate, worth 6001. per year, Is now vacant. The Arch. bishop of Canterbury has the OM 01 both iiejer. TEL Nnrz BEDS Or TACCEGS, LerADDIt.--• lad week, M. Booseingault communicated to the 'vides, of Sciences a paper on the nitre beds of Tunings, in the state of Ecuador. Nitre, or saltpetre, is a substance formed by nature in astonishing abuodance ; it is to be met with is fie, mow, hail, and fogs ; in the water of rivers, and can. sequently mho in the coda. It is produced in the air tad in various soils; but though found everywhere, it all seldom found in large quantities ; the only spot on the globe where it is met with In this shape is &repast. is Peru. Elsewhere this salt makes its appeared* mootear maly, producing saloreeesnoss on the surface not unlike vagetatioe. One day the soil is bleak and damp; the teak is white sad crumbles into dud. The saltpetre as collected by "weeping the surface, and if the weather routines flak a MOW crop soon appears. It is thus they get it on the banks of the Ganges after an inundation ; in "pain they obtaia it by liniviating vegetable moulci, which may, therefor'. nerve the double purpose of • profitable aitirbed or a wish eon-Mild. Timms is a town situated 59 minutes S. • and 80 deg. 10 min. W. bog. from Paris ; it was bent ja 1524 on the site of sa ladies city ; its altitude le 2,600 metros, its mean temperature 15 deg. Oesti. nada. It lies hewed. two riven, the Aldine sad the Ciatushee, and at the base of the Cotopaxi. Its del reels cm a bed of trachyte sad volcenie tufa, sad consists of Ens sand costainlog particles of trachyte and pumice -stone. The saltpetre electrodes on its surfed, and is collected as above described. A kilogramme of dry earth her. produces lit pee amt. of nitre, independently of nearly 2i per amt. of nitrogen combined with movie substances. Effloresce's" of saltpetre demotes an extremely fertile soil ; indeed M. Bocasiapult considers fertility sad nitrificatioe to be tali. stately connected ; the latter, however, depends in a pa" measure upon certain atnioapherical 'auditions ; thus, 'by • weather favours it ; but damp, and especially sin, will di. solve sad wash away the side 'heady forme& R ii I i ~i