The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-16 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE Or OBTAINING MONET BY FALSE PMMICS3. - ! ,..tint William Beauderk Biller, a rum man of gentlemanly appearance, was brought up by warrant, charged with obtaining 20/. by falae pretence*, from John IVarton. Thu prosecutor said—l reside at 26, Cambridge-terrace, •Rharihrond, and am a clerk. On the 17th of August last, .4t that time out of a situation, and in composer* of letter produced,. I went to 2, Pump-c our t, T em pl e , here 1 saw the pr isoner. He represented himself to gas A clergyman of the church of England, and said he was ! •• Rector of the Calvary Misrion, and secretary of the James's College and University," and he mid his i-pie was the Rev. A. W. B. Butler. lie stated that Le was in want of a clerk, and I offered myself for situation. We did not oome to an agreement that . ening, but the next day I went again and engaged myself aim as clerk, at a salary of 6W. a year, commencing on Vich Auguat. On the 26th August I met the prisoner I s appointment at the office of a solicitor, at 27, Lisooln's a.fields, and after some conversation I signed the agree .eut, which I now produce, and which is also signed Lc the prisoner. At the same time I paid the of 201. as security for monies which he would pea through my hands. He signed the receipt r the amount. According to the said *groomed I was to paid my salary quarterly, but the prisoner maid he was a ! ...in of property and would pay me weekly. The same 14ht I entered upon my duties, and continued in his service ;,..1 the 14th of September. On Friday, theft*, I told the ! ::sonar I was not satisfied with my situation, and that I wished to leave. I asked him to return my chmey, and destroy the agreement. He replied that he would consider about it. He thee left the ~.lice at 2, Pump-court, and did not return. I have ~,yer saw him since till this day. I only received one week's salary, and two weeks are now due to me. I parted with y money and signed the agreement on the representation the prisoner that he was a clergyman, and secretary of the minions, Se., named in the agreement. I produce the r Trespondence which took place between us, (Witness ma duced two letters written by the prisoner, the first inviting prosecutor to call at Pump-court, Temple, and the second directing him to bring a deposit on taking his odium clerk.) The prisoner begged that the case might be remanded until he could provide himself with legal usiatance, as he had only just been taken into custody. He should then be able to show that the charge was entirely without founda tion. He had adhered to his agreement with the com plainant, and if he had been content to wait the 201. would have been duly returned to him. He (prisoner) would undertake that it should be paid to-day or to-morrow. Mr. Vaughan—But you are charged with haying falsely represented yourself to be a clergyman of the church of I:nrland, and connected with the Calvary Mission, upon which representation the money was advanced to you. Prisoner—l am aware of that ; but I shall be able to nest the charge. - . . Wsugha; —Do you wish to ask the witness any ques :.oos ° . Praoner —No. I prefer waiting till me eolieltor is present, and then the whole matter can be explained. Mr. Vaughan.—Then I will remand the case for a week ; but you will be retained in custody. Prisoner.-013, of course. _ The prisoner, •;/113 suffers from an impediment of speech, and can speak only with much difficulty, was then re manded accordingly. CLERKENWELL. LEIVING AN INFANT AT THE GATES OP 71111 YOUNDIMG HOSIITAL. Margaret Winter, whoga;eier address 5, Frederic k. lwo, St. John 's- wo od, and described herself uan ironer, a decently-attired, respectable-looking young woman, with a strong chubby infant in her arms, was placed at the bar for reexamination on the charge of unlawfully exposing her female infant in Guildford-street, whereby the health of 'ace child might have been permanently injured. The facts of this case have already been published. Police-constable Watts, 170 E, said that eiooe the re mand he had made inquiries, and had ascertained that the risotto., who had given a correct address, was a hard working, steady, respectable young woman, but that lately, rot having had touch work, abe had given way to de spondency, thinking that her infant would come to want. All the parties he had seen said she was a clean and kind mother, and when she was employed she thought nothing was to o good for her to procure to give to her infant. Several parties were in attendance who had known the prisoner for years to give her a good character. The magistrate said he did not think, taking into coo sideration that the Child had been well fed, was well wrapped op, and was picked up almost as soon es it was put down, this was such an exposure as would be likely to affect the health of the child, or to cause it to be permacently injured. Her conduct in leaving her child in the manner she had had been exceedingly reprehensible, and she might consider her self fortunate that the evidence did not make out the muse against her, for if it had she would without doubt have been severely punished. Since she had been in the House of Detention he was pleased to find that sne bad paid attention to the advice of the chaplain, sod from a letter he had received from that gen tleman he ascertained the fact that she and her infant were to be admitted into the Home of Hope, Chetpside, where something would be done for both of them. He then die. charged the prisoner, and having banded the chaplain's letter to the constable, directed him to see the unfortunate woman and her infant to the asylum in question. The poor young woman, who seemed very thankful at the , then and fondly caressed her child during the procesdinp, then left the court. NIL BASS'S STRICT MUSIC ACT AT 7ArLT. A determined-looking sturdy-built belies, who gave the name of John Berridge, aged 33, described on the charge. sheet as " an organ-grinder," residing at ft, Great Saffron bill, wee charged with wilfully playing an omen to the an noyance sod danger of a sick person at No. 11, Albert-dame, Islington, after being requested to desist. He was also charged with using threatening language and attempting to strike Mr. Charles Colvill, a builder, of 32, Bridgeestreet Covent-garden, the person charging, with a stick, at the lame time and plate. The Magistrate, having ascertained that Mr. Colvill was the complainant, that he was not the agent or the occupier of the house No. 11, Albert-street, Islington, discharged the defendant, at this same time telling the complainant that he did not come within any of the sections of the act of parliament. The decimal° seemed to give great dialogs/action to the complainant, who left the court in high dudgeon. WANDSWORTH. INABILITY TO !WRY _THE DEA D .-28-77LAR-G. Ansoog the applicatioes to Yr. Layman this tnornieg woe one by a respecteble•lonkiog woman, who stated that she lived in the Now.roed, Battersea, and that her lodgers had lost a child, which the parish had refused to bury. The child had been dead eight days today, and the body was in a shocking condition. Applicant had a family of six children, and she wanted hie worship to tall hes how she was to proceed. . Mr. Layman recommended her to apply to the inspector ci nuisances. He (sr. Daymaa) did not know whet he mold do for her. Applicaot—lt is very baf for rae. Mr. Dayntan-1 know it is. It is a risk which people MO in taking lodgers. Applicant—l pitied them, bemuse I know they are not abb to bury their child. Mr. Layman—We cannot interfere in this matter. Any persons who do not inter their deed are liable to he in dicted for it. That is the only law. It is in the discretion of the guardians, who, if they refuse, expose themselves to I . 11,:1,1 obloquy. If they think the man is not in sufficient c , rzumstaecee to bury his child they would do it. Toe Applicant—The body has now been lying without a cv!io for eight days. The parties are in • very destitute elate, end have nothing but a bit of • bed in their room. They have been at me every day sines Monday to get the 0.:1 I buried. I interfere in it for the sake of my children. Mr. I) iyman—l cannot interfere. You must either apply the inspector of nuisances or to the Poor-law Commie s:oilers. fie ippli.mat, who was weernpanied by the m,t her of cLdd, then left the mart apparently to gnat trouble. DE•TRUCTIVZ Flat NILE THE LICENSIIID 7 LtliS ' Asytre.—(Titta Der.)—At an early hoer this morning much alarm was ceased amongst the inhabitants of the Asylum-road, Old Kent-road, by the outbreak , f a tire in the premises belonging to Mr. Stools;, No. 2. Charles -terrace, in the before-named road, I sod beide facing the Asylum. By the time the 'Lon, had arrived the building wads on tire from the beset° the ro . .f. and the occupiers were engaged throwing their furr , t , ire from the adjoinitg houses into the street. The mon,tnt eater was obtained the firemen went to work, but tte premises in which the disaster oommeooed were burned :,t,l the adjoining premises severely damaged. The on,r 3 of the fire is unknown. Fi't r tN Hla kr HOLBORN. —(Tins DA T.)—Between Lours of 2 and 3 a.m., a fire took place to the premises bel•nzing to Mr. J. Mullins, a lineodraper and silkmercer, Ne. 1:o, High Holborn. The discovery was made by the we. , ooitehle hearing a loud crackling noise in the shop. .., the engines were ready for work a cry was raised tlAt •everal persons were in the second-finor. Conductor E !ward Dank Immediately placed the Royal Society's e"'"el , to front of the blazing banditti, and succeeded in the following pergola':—Joseph George Lyons, 4 0'1 17 , , Maria L ou i sa Lyons, aged 34, Bliss Lyons, aged • I: 0.. 1., • , is, ag,d 9. Joseph Lyons, aged 5. William area 3. These, with four other lives oared by Con .: .t• 4' Isles at the tire in the Kiegsland-road, make ten r,u4 tared isv the Royal Society during the present week. g• .4 the engines could do, was to prevent the flames fr L....viv0, : the top Boors. The premises of Mr. Lyons, ,• :7... Mr. Wi"lharn, Mr. Andrews, hamand beef dealer, • L 11,45 of Mr. I'. Ream, No. 180, opposite, the proprietor )(ivies! Repository, sad these of No. 181, belonging I Waite, were also severely scorched. The fire wee • ,:iy ertieguiabed, but the whole of Messrs. Mullins trad. was destroyed. and the remalsder of the ...rion.lv damaged. The total losses will fall upon the Ph , , ...in, the Soo, the Imperial, and other fins offices. PALACE. —ONE tIHILLING DAT. '‘lt SEPT. 15.—Admissions on payment, 3,666 di y season tickets, 823; total, 4,493, W.B.W. P 1103•111.2. SAITIMAIT. ON tiOlMillia SiWPAT. K tog. and S.W.,fresh, COMES. ft to W. and N.W., squally to gales, with stroliff, squaly, ralu rain. at times. SIC to S.W. and N.W., women. As above. moderate to strong pies, rainy. S.S.K to WN. W., fresh, squally to gales, with rain at times. Al next above. ,rims. As nest above. Cautionary signals on Wedneaday for three days. Nerthern=SeoSlatel. Wastern=lndand. Wales. aad ad larenAsa Southenminatisla Chamois& =Wang of Nam. tam =Eastward England and North Sea. Somoza. s.s.w. to sN w strong to moderate, unsettled. TICE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEP TEMBER 16, 1864.. SHADE LISTB.-(21118 D4EI Two o'CLoow. The railway market is fiat to-day, and most of the principal lines have declined. London and South Western stock has receded 1 percent. ; South Eastern and Great Northern, 4 ; London and North Western and Midland, ; and Lancashire and Yorkshire, Caledonian, and Great Eastern, 4. London and North Wes tern stock is now quoted 111 to ex div. ; Great Western, 68 to 4ex div. ; Midland, 1291 to I, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1144 to 3 ; South Eastern, 814 to 4, ex div.; Metropolitan, 1044 to 1054, ex div. ; London and South Western, 92 to 94, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 45 to ; Caledonian, 1234 to 124 ; and Great Northern, 127 to 129, ex div. Foreign and colonial railway securities are in active and prices unchanged. ass AND EITOCa.. Sit I M I RAILWAYS ' I aaM c" I " yea to 1 p.m. 118 Blria.,WoL &Sem Val. 114. • 100 Blythand Tyne 10 : all Bostoa,lllsated,&ll4.C IM. 100 •Brlxtol aad Biller 8t 100 ,Caledonlan 80 all Alert sad Bandon NI all 'Cornwall 10 111 Da • Ano &v. mile 10 all Do. B p. a.Yppayldto B. 40 all Dublin and Beffet June 16 ' all Dnadea,Pertho&Abd.Ja Bt 100 Idlabargh and Glasgow W. 1W Glasgow and S. Western St. 'lOO , Great Eastern Ord. St. St. 'lOO • Do. A Week It :100 Do. & No.I 84. 100 Greet Warthog Scotland 84. 100 GrestNorthern 84. jlOO ,Do.A . 1 A reo. ao dlr. • ,100 Do.BtBtlp.e.lspald B R. .100 ' Gt. South & West (Ire ) et ,100 , Great Western It 'lOO Dana& VaLduallth • 100 Do. South Wales 84, 100 ' Do, W. MU—Oxford St. NO . Do. Do. N St. 'lOO ; Do. Do. Hereford St .100 lancaahlr• & Yceicshlrel St. 100 London and /ilselnrall at 100 Lon.,Brletn,& S.Cosat, •St 100 London,Mathm,& Dor St. .100 LOOOOO ;North Warta.' 84. 'lOO Lonion&SonthWeetern; 80 ;100 I Man..Bhet,eB Llneotnah' 60 all 'Maryport and 14 all Do. Do. 6 Ithares St 100 ' Metropolitan St. 'lOOl Do. New Si. 100 , Midland WU all Do. New ID. 100 Do arm. & Derby . 00 W 111 d. Cit Wa. • W Do. e Shares U f all Mid Haat 10 • all 111.1 Kent ;Cray Ilas, Si. 100 North British SS 116 MI 124 k 1 3 61 63 16 17 87 89 id 106 108 id 46 46 123 129; 138 138 127 130 93 08 en 571 xi 47 48 99 101 id U 4 114 (4 OS 102 103 29 41 111 111; 93 95 034 at BL 100 Do. Edln.,Perth.Dund. 81. 100 N. Eartorn—Berwlek E 6 1 01 1 Do. 6. N. E. Pore 04. 100 , Do. Leeds 04. 'lOO . Do. York ,100 Do. Carlbdo , 0.1 Do. Stocic&Derllng U l9 I Do. do. 1865-14 21 It ' Do. do. 180041 80. ;100 North London Do. New ...... 1 94. ,1C North Staffordshire. 10 all N. & 9. Western Juin. St. ,100 Scottish Cauca 91. ,100 Scottish N.Y. Aber Btk ' 91. 100 Scottish lildlaad 10 all ahraw.bury & Welchpl St 100 Shropshire 110100 St. 100 South Devon 94. 100 South Saatara . —• St. .100 S. Yorkah. et River Danl W Stalnes,Woklmghinotc. St. :100 Taff Vale 10 I i Do C SR 100 Vale of limit St, 100 Victoria Slit & Pimlico' St 1100 Waterford & Klikener St 100 West Cornwall 'lOO WILMA Hazb. &RL 10iii 165} 129 lin N IN U 34 25 23 104} 106 i 2 Ll &Si 95i 9 19 011 7 9 8 4 Pan us Its 1 le pm 7t 7S 101 11 1110 116 67 10 id 66 67 811 811 101 106 -- 6" -- i 160 166 6 4 pee 98 100 BEI II id 471 i xi ll{ } 102 i 111} I 93 631 103 j 6 10Se 1% 20 811 i 1 MO COLONIAL GOI ib9.0001 BettashOoba.ap.ot..lB72,l4o Do. do. 1101 100 Dna Gov. 5p.0.,1117144.1100 Do.eperotTalket.Aog. , 100 Do.llperolMor.:3 100 D 0.6 Tor ot.ria.e.T 100 3:1" pm at ha 100 01Hr4404.1073 100 do. 10104 100 1 . 114 ;ki iil.BoB , 100.000, 100,000 , .. 460.000 .. 200,001) 100,000 165,600 .. 166.000 .. 250.0430 75.000 Do. do. 1800-1 100, I Do. do. 1801'100 I 1t%N0v.1004 I p.ct 100 1874 do_ 1 001 Moulting 0 par ct, 1073 . 100 L X _ 4 iool Da. 1880 IEII - 1 NotaL °mew out... 100, New Brum Gov. p.ct. 100, N.S.Wslas Ov. 6 p.c.1866 1001 Do. 6p. c. 1871 to 1876 100 , Do. 6p. a. 1888 to 1061 100 ' New Zsalaadeper cont. 100 Nova Boone 6p. 0.. 1876 1001 Qoaeoclaad Gov. 6 pet. 100 6.AusiGov.6 p. a. Bonds 1001 Vle.Gov.6p.c.Jamea all 100 , Do. do. 6 p.c.AptiLLOc. 1001 No. 18h. I 492,021' St. 1066316 SR 610,000 St. 618,000 St 660,000 St. 1026223 St. 312,1160 St. 469,760 St . No. I Sb. 76,000 . I 'Cambrian Con. Gold. L 8,000 .. , anvonton IClldord Axes' 1 1,094 Don. 0. Coo. (ravlailL) 1,800 CFA /imam , 612. .. East BMW (Mogan) 6,11 . 4 Condon ucuarnis. 1,000 Feat earn liras 6000 .. East Grenville 6,ooo(Tavistk ) 486 .. °rambler a St. Aaiun 1,500 4 Great laity (limited) 6,000 .. • Great South To 6,906 , G. W. Vor (Heiden) 0.000 .. Grenville I 1,044 .. llerod'a Foot' :s1 0,000 .. .11togskat DORM an .. Margaret !Mu 0,000 .. 'Marks Valley lalling )l 40,000' 4 Mwyndy Iron Ore 1,024 .. , Naagllea I 400 . .New Seton 96 90 94 98 94 98 82 86 82 86 104 HO 10T 10 109 111 197 199 102 106 109 111 101 104 192 100 104 102 101 107 96 99 97 90 90 98 9 6 1 961 99 101 99 102 HO 100 1081 1061 6,000 .. ' North Downs 700 • . • North Hakes, 6,000 .. 'N. Wk. Burnet (Mogan) I 6.640 .. North Wheal Crotty 1 6,000 .. 'Prosper United 1,120 20 'Providence (U. Letantll 612 . 'B. Catalan (ilt.Cleer 496 & W. Pranosa (Mogan,: 05le .. Stray Park 6,000 .. Iln f`tott 8991 9799 07 90 97 99 96 93 97 99 8 4 96 i 97 90 97 90 105 107 41 47 7 1 71 SO 39 SOO 000 le li 06 70 110 e 274 7 7 7 . 6 6 6:000 :: West Buret 1,024 ' W. Canaan (Unheard) 3,000 .. 'Wed adverted 600 .. West 84909 612 Wh. Basset (Illogan) 3.56 Buller (wash) 6,604 .. Wheal Ludoott 1.024 .. W.MaryAnn (11enles ) I 396 .. iNVlwed Seim ...... 1,000. . Wh. Trelawney (Wk.), 6.000 .. Wheal Unlan 1.1.° SO 1,114•00 3.4.0 2.7.0 81.12%. 2 UL I 4° 7.&II 1 1119,0 d at 3 3.1 lei 0.6 2.6.0 1.1.6 10 6.7 lt 18.139 3317.8 9 16 16 2 to 30 SI 7 74 38 40 6 44 8 n 4 Of dl. g 7 76 86 7 14 20 55 • Si 4 37 B9 600 620 421 471 28 SO 18 19 8 9 10 11 67k 624 506 216 92 96 17 19 14 2 14 16 106 216 19 21 11 If *A i 100 T IPdI CL primed eves LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (n ammo Tz.saiun.) DONCASTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) DON STAKES. The Beene Kiag George Cloap ITEM& . . TOWN PLATE. Waehisatou Skylark Lytham 14 rem. DONCASTER STA NM Ely . Coast &ma . Tool Tool .. 9 ma. Run 40 mii;ltes behind time. DONCASTER CUP. About 2 miles 5 farlonp. Adventurer, Plover, Evelio*, HinlYta, Clarion, Elm Mantle, Miner, Rapid P.hone, General Peel, and Noodle are here. PAID Foarerr.—Batagah, Claremont, F ~ 'aere, Edward the Confessor, East Lancashire, Caller On, and BLfr Athol. NURSERY HANDICAP. One mile. __ ___ ____. ___ .... _. st lb at I My Fanny 8 10 Dame Sykes Colt 7 slack Draught 8 7 Purity 7 Fume Chat Sweet Janie 8 4 Pinch filly Eilltrim Mongrel 8 0 Renfre id w op py 7 7 Lail° 7 II Verdan il ltm r ila ety Edinburgh 7 9 Proviso Lady Sykes' 7 9 Club Queen Cambell Spice Sympathy p -es: N est colt Defy 7 6 Lady Cochrane 6 Success Elastic Lord Wald/grave, East Lynne, and Ileir-st-Law hire paid forfeit. PARK.HTLL STAKES. St. Leger Course. Sim. to Drake, Syren, Molly Carew, Columbine, Battaglia, Gondola, and Banda:llla are bars. SWEEPSTAKES OF 200 SOVB. St. Leger Course. Coup &Etat, Gana Larks, and Ciunbuscan are here. LATEST BETTING. DONCASTER CUP. 2 to 1 opt General Peel (t) 5 to 2 Miner (t) sto 2 Ilippolyta (t) Nothing else backed. LATEST BETTING.—(MIDNIGHT.) CESAREWITCR. 100 to 6 apt Gratitude 20 to 1 Suspicion 20 to 1 Fanfreluehe 50 to 1 Welcome 50 to 1 Thsleettin REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) IT, _81711:11811 16, 8 &X. F. Ex - D. MONEY MARKET, -(THIS DAL) Two o'CLoac. The stock markets to-day are fiat, and prices in most cases have given way slightly, the causes being an increase in the demand for money, and the failure of a mem ber of the Stock Exchange who has a variety of speculative transactions open for a rise. The decline in the funds is per cent., in most of the speculative foreign bonds Ito I, and in home railways to per cent. - - There is a strong demand for money to-day, owing to the falling due to-morrow of a larger amount of Indian and Australian drafts. The general rate for good three months' bills is 9 per cent., transac tions at 81 being exceptional. The demand for short loans in the Stock Exchange is good, at 5 to 6 per cent. on government securities. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 65fr. 95c., ex coupon, being sc. lower than yesterday, after allowing for the deduction of the quarterly dividend. Consols aro now quoted an to 88i for money, and 84 to g for the account (Oct. 11). The business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, 87 ; ditto for account, 88i, g ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 86g, ; New Three per Cents., 861, ; India Stock, 212 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 103/ ; and Exchequer Bills, June, Zs., 18s., dia. The Confederate Loan has fallen 1 per cent., and most of the other speculative foreign bonds 1 to 1. Annexed are some of the present quotations : viz., Greek, 23/ to 241 ; Mexican, 271 to 1; Turkish of 1858. 684 to 69 ; ditto, 1862, 691 to 701 ; the Consolides, 504 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 32 tot ; the Certificates, 131 to 141 ; and Confederate, 81 to 83. Transactions arerecorded as follows:—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 92* ; Egyptian, 96, ex div. ; ditto, second issue, 964, 96, ex div. ; Italian (Marem mans Railway),72 ; Russian,lB22, 90,ex div.; ditto, 1862, 874, 3 ; ditto, 1864, scrip) 31 prem. ; Spanish Passive, for account, 321 ; ditto Certifi cates, for account, 131, 14 ; Turkish, 1854, for ac count, 901 ; ditto 1858, for account, 681, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, for account, 704 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 70. International Financial shares are now quoted 33 to prem. ; General Credit, 21 to prem. ; London Financial, 71 to 84 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 21 to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 164 ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 14 to 14 prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, 4 to 4 prem. ; Ottoman Societe* Gdn6rale, 14 to 1 prem. ; and Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 21 to I prem. The large suns of 175,0001. in Californian and Australian gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. The gold vessels reported by the present Austra lian mail as being on the way to England are the Suffolk, with 167,0001., and the J. E. IL, with 44,0001., making together 211,0001. The former has been at sea 75 days, and the Later 61 days. Mr. Reuter's telegram from Bombay quotes the exchange at 2s. 14d., being only 1 or 4 per ceut. above that last to hand. At Calcutta an upward movement to a like extent has occurred. The silver market here remains quiet. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,4481. over last year ; the North Eastern, an increase of 7,1151.; the Lan cashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 4,0131. ; and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 2,0351. A. meeting of the Financial Discount Company will be held on the 27th inst., for the purpose of declaring a dividend for the six months ending the 23rd inst. The first ordinary general meeting of the Planta tion Company of Western India (Limited) will be held on the 26th inst. With reference to the Ottoman SociettS Ginerale, the Lerant &raid of the 7th inst. says :—" It is reported that the Soci6t6 have made a loan of 1,200,000 liras to the government for 18 months at 12 per cent. interest and 3 per cent. commission, the tax on sheep being pledged for the repayment. The following are the traffic returns of the Mel bonnie and Hobeon's Bay Railway for the five weeks ending the 21st of July :—For the week ending 23rd June, 1864, 1,4351., corresponding week, 1863, 1,1461. ; for the week ending 30tla June, 1864, 1,6111., corresponding week, 1863, 1,5551. ; for the week ending 7th July, 1864, 2,0721., cor responding week, 1863, 1,15 W. ; for the week ending 14th July, 1864, 1,4651., corresponding week, 1863, 1,1361.; for the week ending 21st July, 1864, 8821.; corresponding week, 1863, 9641. An adjourned meeting of the creditors of Messrs. T. W. Sweet and Co., shipowners, who recently tailed, was held yesterday, when it was resolved that the estate shall be wound up under inspection, and the firm be entitled to a release on payment of 10s. in the pound. The total liabilities to rank for dividend amount to 29,1821., while the assets are put at 17,5461. _ With regard to the wine trade in Australia, the circular of Messrs. George A. Lloyd and Co., dated Sydney, July 22, observes :—" It will be seen by the bonded returns that stocks of wine are exceedingly large, and we are not aware that any sort of wine can at present be imported with any profitable re result ; notwithstanding this fact importations con tinue on the usual scale." The London and Westminster and London Joint Stock Banks have announced the half-yearly interest due the lit October onVictoria Government Deben tures. Medlin. Rothschild have also announced the half- Fyearly dividends on Brazilian Five per Cents. and our-and-a-Half per Cents., and Danish Three per Cents., and Messrs. Worms those on the Five per Cent Debentures of the Mortgage Bank of Amster dam. The Emigration Commissioners have taken up the ship Hannah More for the conveyance of pas sengers from Birkenhead to Queensland. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Sept. 14, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Cruculatica issue (Jim-dation active 20,416,115 Decrease 393.750 Publio deposit• 6,702,064 luerems 679,681 Other deposit' Otntanment •scrrities in banking department 10,797,095 No change Otheraecurittee in tanking dep.rtnamt Coin and bullion in both depart enter Seven day and Weer bale 544.299 Decreed* 12,960 The Rest 3,901,097 tortoise _21,827 Notes In seam Total resin ve (notes k coin in banking dep.rtment) . 7,139,396 Inmate 328,814 The coin and bullion have diminished, but to only an unimportant extent, while the reserve has in creased 328,8141., owing entirely to the influx of revenue. The continuance of a steady demand for money in mercantile channels is shown by the de crease in the private deposits and increase in the private securities. BANE Of ENGLAND. —An and eth Vie . e. 33, for the week 1511102 DIP/ Notes tamed C28,107,115 £111607,116 DADIDNI DI Proceieten Capital L 14,144000 Reet 3,901,0117 Public Deposits (in electing iticheq itov. Banks. Cum sta. of National Debt, and Div. Accoanta) Mar Nyco 12.722,620 e•VIIS day mad other BUY 641,222 £88414,070 Sept. 15, 186& Vice-Chancellor Kindersley hu appoiated lir. William Ttuquaud official liquidator of the Bridals and Foreign Cuii . Company (limited), creditors of which are required to prove their claims in Os Court of Chancery, the 7th November having boss appointed for adjudicating upon them. THIMISDAT Consols, which closed yesterday at 88 to 1 for the 11th October, were first marked this morning 89, and closed at 8811 to 1. For money the last pram was 88 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Toree per Cent. Consols. for money, 871, 88, 871, 881 ; ditto for account, 881, I, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861, ; New Three per Cents., 86, 4, ; Annuities, 1886, 14/ ; India Stock, 210 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, 104 ; ditto Bonds, 20s. dis. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady. India Bonds were dealt in at Ws. prem. The March Exchequer Bills remain at 150. to ss. dis., sad the June at 255. to 15s. dis. Although the completion of the settlement formed the chief business, the foreign stock market was firmer, especially in the afternoon, when a good effect was produced by the improvement in Console. Spanish Passive and Mexican Bonds roes per cent., Greek Coupons and Turkish Consolidos, ; and Spanish Certificates and Italian Stock per cent. Russian scrip, and Venezuela Bonds of 1862 were quoted rather lower. Hudson's Bay shares remain at 152 to 161. Egyptian Trading were slightly firmer, at 1 3-16 to 5-16 prem. Ocean Marine Insurance continue in demand. There were also inquiries for Anglo- Mexican Mint. South Australian Land shares were quoted rather lower. The shares of the finan Au! companies were move inquired for, but the improvement in prices scarcely exceeded 2s. 6d. per share, and was not genera l The cloning quotations are annexed, viz.:—lnter national, 3 7-16 to 9-19 prem. ; General Credit, 24 to prem. ; London Financial, 7} to 8 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), 2 to 3 prem. ; Credit /dobilier, 2} to 3 prem. ex div. and new shares ; and Credit Foncier, 2Y to 3 prem. cx div. and new shares. The closing quotations for shares in new un dertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Anglo-Egyptian Bank to prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway. Ito prem. ; Ottoman Sociit4 Gdndrale, 11 to 1 prem. United States 5-20 Bonds were quoted 42} to 431. Victoria Government Debentures were inquired for. HILMOPTITILE Otago. 4 p.s. Mar. &Sop. 100 O.Ntlux.,4p.c.Jsa.&Ju4 100 G. Weia.—W.M.—Oz.,44 , et. Jaa. & July.... 100 line.2lft4p.e...Tanilly.loo I . o 4 ll r4D.4p.e..Janctilylloo I..&N.W.4p.c.lsnAJulyiloo Do. Sip e...lsa.&July,loo L&5.W.,19.. e.Jus,fattly,loo •Itulland,4p.e..Jam&Jali 100 iN._Bsitllh, L P. & D. ad._ 6 p. et., lib. :100 N.Eatra.,lp.e.JathJaly,loo !1c0t.N.E.,6p.c.Ap.P.04.1100 BRITISH MIN. . BRITISH P 08818111024& Ttiiiwirst .11 Atlantic& 9< Lawrence llom.Bar.&C.lii.g.tp.c : 10 Do E Bharat W Buffalo & Luke Boron. W Do. Preference 100 Buff., Brant,& Goctinich 6p. e...13.711 - 7ug. 1, 1672' 100 100 Do. do. July 1, 1073 ' KG 100 Do. do. June 1,167{ at. 100 Cal. &B. !Cistern 6p.0. g. U. 100 Caps T. & Dock6p. c.g. 100 all Deutersza.7 p.c.per.prer St. 100 But. Bengal gu. 6do St. 100 Lai Indian gu. 6do 20 6 Do. J Extetalon St. 100 Grand Trunk of Ilanadal 100 all Do. !NW p. M. B. 03p. ct 100 all Do. Ist pref. Bda 100 all Do. do. deferred, 100 all De. 2nd joreL Bonds 1011 all , Do. do. deferred 100 all Do Ord pref. Stock 100 all Do. do. deferred 100 all Do. 6th pref. Stook 100 all Do. do. deferred St. 100 Great Indian Peninsula! 10 12 Do. gun 6 per tent. / 53 2 Do. New do Bt. /100 Gt. S. of India g. p. ct I Bt. 100: Do 44 per conk Bt , 2 Do 1104 all Gt. Western of Canada; 1131 18 . Do. New 100 all I D0.190c.1111. pay. 101 l 100 all D 0.51 do. do. 1477-5 10 : 2 Indian Branch, limited l 0 ' 1 Do. New St. /100 Madras guar. 5 p. cent; 4 t. 100 Do. do. I.: 1 Bt. 100 Do. do. do.— 10 , 2 , Do. 1 1 11th on, St. 100 Melt. Corp. 6 per c. Bd 60 all Melt. and flobeotra Bey' 20 all N.Brun../ Cakcla.A&B St. /100 N.R.ofCan.elp.c.latp.B.' 81. 100 Solade. gee. 6 pal oent.l et. MA/ j Do. Delhi do. 201 2 Do. do. do. St. 100 Do. l'unlauo St. .109 ' Do. Indus Minot ele. EL SS ClodngPkoc 67 SP xd 964 1604 kin 8 1 pa 4 6 6 7i 76 80 75 le 76 80 95 100 IS 86 100 102 944 1001 10 00 01 91 71 TS 01 66 66 08 66 64 68 66 66 00 29 31 TT 211 1001 1611 08 tro m 99 91 101 lOg 101,11 a 89 91 82 84 014 par 00 100 $0 SA 08 00 58 00 I I 90 U 98 100 99_ __ 100 Nle dls - pt IN Id N JOINT !RUCK DANIS. No. I Sh. 86,000 100,000 1 20,000 20 75,000 1 10,000 6 15,000 10 25,000 2 12,000 40 10,000 20 100,000 1 76000 1 16,0001 26,000, 2 20,000, 20 000 1* 16 63, ,000 3 10,000 6 103,815 1 100,000! 2 50,000' 4 10,000, 20 100,000: 5 1 1710,400' 1 11,000' 10 67,174 30 50,000! 1 30,000: 1 44000. $ Pd I Cl. prices. I Ssiss. t I i i peel 4 it die 6 6 i 1 16 . Parl • _ kdls 21 LS gin 1 °Kw 4 is le 111 abdil 3 pm 21 1 WEATI Nabs . 29.2 1 168 S.E. kbainte; 29.34 56 8 E. I faith lirdromati 29.2.1, E. Groom:mile 29.24'93 &W. Galway •• 29.26 1 57 68. E. Valentia 49.28'51 8.6 E. Cape Clear 29.21 1 4 8.8.& QUOKMOWIII. 29.10 621 & Liverpool 29.26 56 1 S.& E. Holyhead 29.29:4. X.S.E. Pembroke 29.24:14 S.W. Penzance .. 91.31'54' west L'Orient 19.41 1 611 &W. Rochefort 29.66631 S. Plymouth 29.31:6W S.& W. Weymouth 29.11'581 B.W. Portsmouth— 29 36581 S.W. Loudon 29.36'59' S.S.W. Dover .. . 29.43 1 631 &W. Eremmath 29.44160, &S.W. Saerbereegit. 29.32,671 S.S.R. Mettle . 19.30,571 S.W. H 1.71 58 S. MINE&-(TE1113 DAY.) Two o'Crocru. The transactions in the mining market to-day are upon a restricted scale, and, with one or two excep tions, prices are nominally quoted the same as yesterday. East Grenville shares are called 'Tito I, being 2s. 6d. better; Great Vor, 31 to 32 ; and East Carn Brea, 7to 4. Very little business has oc curred in the Stock Exchange. There is no alteration in foreign and colonial mining shares. Vallanrasca Gold, however, are inquired for. An extraordinary meeting of the Cape Copper Mining Company is convened for the 30th inst. At Greet North Dowus meeting yesterday, the accounts showed a debit balance of 1,0851. A call of sa. per share was made. At Great Brigan meeting yesterday the accounts showed a debit balance of 725/. A call of 4s. per share was made. Mr. William Fawcett, of Salisbury, chairman of the Bast Caradon Mining Company, has joined the board of the Chilian Mining and Trading Company. The directors of the English and Australian Copper Com pany have received advice' from their manager, dated Port Adelaide, 27th July last. The stock of coal at Hooriop was 2,904 tone ; at Kaponda, 493 tons ; and at Port Ade laide, 900 tons. There were four furnaces at work at Koorioga. and five furnaces and one refinery at the Port works. Sinoe date of last advice' a shipment of 120 tons copper had been made to India. PROVINCIAL &HARR MARRRTS. Lie=yaw. SM. li-Sales this day :-Great Western, 674 ex Qty.-Lancashire and Yoekshfre, 1134 144-London and Notth Western, 1104 j 11 -Mancissmer. Mead& and Lineolashire, tin 4-Confederate Loan, 834 3 34-Eastern Etchings Bank (Limited;, 4p.-Liverpool Fin.nce ;Limited . 3-18 A.-Mercan tile and Exchange Bank (Limited), 31 3.18 1 p.-NotthWeatern Bank Limited), 44 1 y p -Albion Marine (Limited), 3-18 c. &- Maritime Insurance (Limited), 1-16 d. par-NationalSteam Navi gation Company. 71 8 71 d.-West India and Pacific Steam, 24p. mmicessrma, Parr. U.-Priem were rather Crowe with a fair business. t.J . iledonian, 183--Groat Eastern, 454 j -Great Northern, In} es-Great Northern A, i3B -Great Western, Gni 7 j-lancashire and Yorkshire, 1133 144-London and North astern, 1101-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. 62 4. -Ditto LC Preference, p.-Metropolitan, 1044 4 a bj-Ditto New, p. -Mexicans, en. all. 374 4—Midland, 129, =th N ew, 814 if j }-International, p.-National 7. d..-Pairbstroa, 4 p.-District Berk, 204 p. BnuausniAn, 85er. U.-Business In this market was a little more &Wye to-day, and prices were pretty well maintained. Sales took place in South Staffor&hire, at 104 eash'- Metropoli tan Wagon, 124-Ditto, 3rd issue, 11 prem.-Patent Melt and Axles, es, lid.-Birmingham Mends& :1 pram. 1 SHOCKING SUICIDE AT COLCHESTER CAVALRY BAR . RACRS.—Yesterday (Thursday) morning, between 9 and 10 o'clock, • melancholy suLida took place at the cavalry barracks in this town by private George Knott, 16th (Queen's) Lancers, shooting himself through the bead with • cavalry horse pistol. We are ioforroed that the unfor tunate man enlisted into the 16th Lancers on the 19th March, 1842, and is aged 36. He is said to be one of the most respectable men in the regiment, a good soldier, with two good-conduct stripes, and his officers give him • most excellent character. It appears that be had suspicions of his wife's chutity when the regiment was stationed at York, and since its arrival at Colchester she had been corresponding with a man at York unknown to her husband. Yesterday morning she received • letter from this man at York, which came under her husband's notice, sod, it is believed, had such an effect upon his mi•d as to cause him to commit the rush act. He went to clean his horse in the stable in the morning as usual, and upon returning to his quarters in the married men's barracks he shot himself by discharging the pistol beneath his chin, his wife being at the time from home engaged in cleaning the officers' quarters. The shot was instantly fatal in its effects, and the unfortunate man lay in • pool of blood grasping the pistol, being dreamed in trousers, shirt, and forage cap, jut as he had left the stables. The sad affair awaits the borough coroner's investigatiou.—Cdelnarford Chrostirie. HEARTLESS CONDUCT OF • WIFE. During an investigation yesterday into the death of Mr. Stephens, • rigger, at Liverpool, it transpired that his wife had the dead hody of all the .clothee which he wore, a= pained them for drink! Locons.—Daring the put few weeks locusts have hese moot I. almost essay direction in the west of Cornwall. and particularly in the district of Lead's limd. They lave dons much miashial atom the cabbages. & co • ✓ 0.17 o 0.14 rc 0.t5 cb , c ' rc ctaa c o 0.21 rb 0.86 rc 0.80 ob 0.65 fto 0.43 co 0.35 Co 0.32 rb 0.90 lb 0.35 ✓ 0.60 or 0.30 bo I ' ro 4 or 0.16 I of 2 cm 0.10 6 No. I Mk. I — BAsm 00.000 100 ASrsd mastanisies(L)l 10,000 60 I Do. New (Is 4 50 p.) 10,405 50ingo& 20,005 100 I Ullanc•Loa.aLlvapo4l', 10.000;100 Do. New 100,000 20 Anglo Andean 20,050 20 Anglo 11s11 an (11:01tak 42,600 40 A4512E1=14 7.600 40 Do. 10.. IY,6L: 2J Ba aid 11(7,660 66 6,000 100 flank of London 21000 20 Bank of Otago ( 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland Limited? (L) 10,000 60 liankolVictoria,Atutsia 1,000 100 Bank of Wale= 16,000 10 Hook of New 60,000 20 Brasillsn&Portnguese(Ll 16,000 60 British & Californian (L 20,000 60 British N. America , 12,200 111:1 C. Bk. Indla,Ans., _7,640 Se Ne(y_ 20,000 26 Chart. Mer.ot Indiaotc. 10,000 23 Do. New 10,000 100 City 10,000 100 Col - nisi 10,010 25 tom. Rank of fndla, ite 100,000 10 Cooseildated Bank (1, 6,000 100 Continental 20,000 60 ,Mat London ildallied 60400 20 E..stern Eschange'Llm) 66000 20 Eng. se og &A no/ Chart4.l 10,603 . 60 English and Swedish (I. 40,000 50 European Reak(Ltintterdi 16000 60 Do. New 10,000 100 Illndusn.Chtnadolo6.(l: 10,000 100 ben. New_ 12:000 100 Imperial Bank, Wilted 3,010100 N ew - 10:000 60 Imp. Bk.el China.ko.l 116.000 20 Imperil! Ottoman 25,000 60 International Bank (L ) 1 ti3OW 26 lonian 4000 26 Do. New !00,000 20 Lead Moet.Bk. India (L: 20,000 50 Lou. Bk.of3te Meo,die. fl. 1 1 ,000 100 Lon. Bank of Seetland,L. i 0,0.0 100 London and Brasil= I 5.0 00 100 Lon. B. Ayres& &Pistol. 20,000 23 Do. New, Ms. at pin 6,0.0 100 Lon., Bs., SO. Stag. (1., 20,000 20 Loa. Ch. Beak et AnsteL • 10,000 100 Looduo and Colonial (1... 10,0,10 50 London and County MOO 100 Lon. liamhti.Con.EL(L' 00,000 60 London Joint fitioelt 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern (L ;1 110.1100 20 London& South Atrioani ktioo 100 Lou. &8. Western iLbia I 00,030 100 Lem Westminster WACO 100 Merchant lianljim.) • 10,000 60 I/mettle & lichen:L l 20,000 _5O Do. New _ I 10,060 100 Metro. & Pro,. bank (LI 4000 100 Midland Hank 10,000 100 National nt Liverpool.. 10,000 100 N. Pre. of l:ag!ano. 20,000 . 00 Natioeil Mink, 54W 15,0u0 30 New south 40,000 10 New Zealand (140124,1 50,000 20 North Weste.rn 60,4 0 0 IS (oriental Rank Oorporm 10,000 60 Prcrsin.Beakin3eorp.(l. 36,000 160 Provine. ol Ireland 37,600 10 kinds, Ponj., Blend (L 10,000 36 Sonia Australia 10,000 25 South Eaitern 10,000 100 Nand. of B. 8. Africa 4,450 HS • Do do 110.4 t• 23 on Nweri rir et A u, Lo NO Union of !Maid (Lirall 40,069. be Unica of Lasko co. I 40004 04 aad Wait 1011 s 10 14181101 18 Groat Floating 2oca .1 0.87411 V St Ilaudonantiatharla.llo, 00.01 thszaptan ..... lig4oo. 88 IVtataria 14000 10 De. New aas $ ORDINARY BEAR'S AND STOCKS. CL prism 1 Balsa. — ISI -141 41 4k 4 Gym Mi ts 6" I par, PO 142 j ▪ - iepeD! ▪ 116 - 6 pm! 4 6 pee 4 6p 61 . 63... lid's; U ii AS a. pekes. 1 136 ISS If el IN 1117 I Yd. I Cl. prices iLln. MuniDoe (limited) . 'Anglo-Drat Gold,Llio Australian 'Ron Accord Cop.(lize ) • Bradt. Crotrjo.,,breCopper (Limited); Limited) C 4 Coptspo k Liml tad) Von Pedro, N. Del Rey Dan llount.Com(th` llialt Dal ileT aLi L tid amitedj: Fortuna General Kaplan& (Limited) Unarm. _ .Lasitaalas (Llmited).. M.Aoireoe 'Panslelllo Copper 1i . Polite:mod Silverlead Port Phillip Beata Barb.Oold (LI Scottish Muir& (Lirit ! A John del Rey United Merle= (Liro4l VelleassacaGold(Lim) Worthing (Limited) Yosioassouteaa (Lirn.l. MISCILLA2II No, I Oh. I 00110•11111. ire ate.. I Ws% 21,0101 U 'Austral= UAW 116 I Anotrallsol=ji ti 47,000 10 I BertinWsterworks 20.0101 5 'Bombay 4010 60 !Bridds American Lad U 47101, it. B. L 124& Tel. 12,000 . 20 &Id& loam Tea I 4916 US Canada Company 10,000 10 donadlanLosadlov(L) 16,000 10 lOW= Comma 20,000 16 qty of Lon. 24000 60 tits 001e0. ,LAnt.) 40.000 10 iCoes. of Atrlcender.(L.) 110,400( SO Cornmerelalrstonfloa, 10,0001 69 lOrmsolidard Dia .. 17,5001 26 ;Continental Co.Osetl. 40,009.140 iCorrsetCorporodo a( 12,000! IS 10,000' SO ,Crsdit Fonder 10.000 10 I Do. of Itsulitlos (L) MOO SO ;Credit Mobther 10401266 St. 'Centel Pares 140.6104. 54. Do. Presesnes 277,0001. St. 6 ai tarp. Dab, 10.000100 Di Do. mon ooL 20,000 00 L Indian Financial L) 60,0001 10 L India Irrlgetlon. 100.000, WI IrptisaCosatt Drd.(L. 219.0764 I St. IlDeetro Telegraph 70,000) 6 Jfwg. end Au.. Corer 20000 SO lanillshaF.Teig Cr& 10,000 140 Bog. aicottlahltarlo. iL :5,000 1D rth&l/Citi Corporatios. 0,000 SO IFI W ork nt (L) 10,000 IS IFore-et. flows (L. 10,000, 60 IGeltlvars (11rolted) 115,000, 10 10.Craddltrlit.of Lon.(L 24000, 16 , Gen. Steam Narration 20,000 60 Home& Zoloold Aa.(L) 100,000. 10 'lludeos'eaty 100,0001 50 teep,aisee..fte.Ame. 16.0001 5 'lndian Carrying (I.la. 160,000 20 I Introit Plnea.floe. (L. 300,000 20 ,InternaLlAnd Credit( 60,0061 is Dar DAC _Cs& CUL) 1000000 1103 Do. ap. c. Ban. 6.1876 60,000, II . .TotatetoekDtwount(L) 110,010 1 'Land Secorltieri (Ur.) 20,004 36 I Load. Alder Trodlft 29.006 00 ;Lood.andCaledon.U.(L 12,0001 6 ILood.irtilet 2• 1 4244 10,000 00 , Loud. Finn. Aar. (2 ) 20,0110, 60 ; Do. New 176,0001 4 'Lend. G. Onudbas C.IL 1 10,000 1 SO Loud., 11.11... &nada! 6,000 10 Load. Yr. DlaconntlL)l 60.0 r, 54 Lond.Provlnelaillartne, 60,000. 20 Madras Intr. ot Cool 60,000, 20 , Do. 10600. 26 ' Marina lorestm-ot:L ) 11400 . 20 !Mauritius Landke.(L) 12,0001 10 Medd. /Aro. TaL (L.) 40,000 60 , Unload Iron Wats 10.600 10 1 Natal Lad & CoL C. (L) 50.000 it National Ma Con. 10,000 National Financial (L.) i 26,000'100 National Rears Nay.(l.) . 4000. 10 NerboddsCoel a L 'L)I 4001 ?? ye, I 19 19* 10 22 441. /pal 4 0 2 : 4 ° Wil l 1 019 19 10 . pea, 2 . 1 ti $ O 5: 31 dirgarzd 9) ma - 2 — 1 Pis 1 12 St led 112 1011 112 par 1 pa 3 p,, i 1 4 Li las hail edis Per 44 4 Pal 6 S Mei Ilr a ! I pm, 3=l E a sial U 116_ -i, -ii,..1 I . 2 1 gium' 7 Tipa tj 1 disi, las parj ii l Tc dis : 19 to gi 20 . .000 ii 1 .N.7.4412;417.&L0an:L. 0.1751.: 81. ;N.Brit.Anstraloalan(l) 40.000 1,0 I N.Bril..42llercon. Is. (L 3 % 0131 1 2 !NoraSootisolandf....L) l 00,000. 21 Do. do*. i 00.000: IS , Ocean Morino Innis. MOON 20 lOrientalCommerclal(l.l .-_ .. 10,000' 60 intent .1 Plaanelar d 5! 100 600 I Oriental Gm (Umlted) l 60,000 1 Do. New 60,000 10 OrtentanlandStaans(l ) 1 25,000. 19 Otago& Stblandlnveet 1 10,090 60 Ottoman Elnanclal 10,000 6 Ottoman Gm (Walled 12,600 10 Pananalilo.Steanlll.) 6,30 6 , Do. .10. • 000,000) St. Peelltiv.lanCtlain.(i)' 20,000 60 Penhwalar It 0. Mom 20,000. 60 , Do. New 17,000 10 •Quabrada L, IR, IL(L 10,000 60 ihrouswi Irso 10,000, 16 Do, New 6,250 26 l Itio.T. Ply Improv. (L)I 29.760 261 Ditto ditto . . 16,000 100 ,Royal ~,1 200,0001. Bt. Scot.austra.laved. 40,000 60 Smith, Knight. neo.(L 30,0% 20 toe. Sloan.,! Eerpt sp ) 10,000 60 S. African IL 14,200 26 South Australian ' 162,000 L Bt Sulutturioe 17,600 10 Tel.Coustroc.tt au (LI 100,000 10 Tsiotte&Mertoyls.(2.4l 12,600 10 TrustaAguneystAith Li 50,000 20 ,T. L Co. of U. Canada! 20,000 6 Poite4l. Tule& Co. (4): 60,000 60 TolverhYlarino Ina. (1 )1 67,000 10 Upper AasszaTes(Lim! 26,000 10 Ditto 10,000 10 • Via 110sates's 1006_ 10,000 66 Warrant Fiamion(Lla WOW 60 11106124162Paci101l L _ par 1 pea D`r 4" 1 ei dim I 1 die part It biPs, ! I Ate Pmi Pmi 107 1/1 14 2 1710211 1_ ... 3cl 13 13 1= 1 dls gar 78. 40 43 78 81 12 20 pm 21 1142 80 8 11 241 251 1 Ms gar: 24 20 120 125 ttt M Sim 7 Pm , Pse APlai 1 •4416, I 17 I PB l 14 14! 10 It le I 1 Ms pool le II tire‘ PREFERENCE SHARES, Great Northern. 5 per cent., M. Great Western. Orntioal 5 percent. redraw. prd., 100. London and &Witco 6 Far sent. guaranteed stock. 127. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and SailnsaiNOWLia., ism. 7 Nat., 151. Icemint pitman' W the Act Tth ending on Wednesday, 3ept.le, PARIVENT. Goserureest debt.. E 11,015,100 Other securities .... 3,654,900 Gold coin sad bul- bullion . 1%167,115 .1111110 fr. Government Seen ... Z24E07,116 ritits loelndlug Dew*Weight An nutty) Other becuriffes Notes Gold sod Slew Cale 7118.2.96 4 t-.42i c7O W. NWT Chief COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MA RIE-LAN E. -(THIS DAY.) Although only a limited quantity of Eoglish wheat wan on offer io our market to-day, the demand for all kinds yes in a sluggish state at llooday's decline in the quotations. The samples generally were in fine condition. We were wen supplied with foreign wheat. Good and floe qualities wens held at full currencies ; but the sale for them was much re stricted. Low nod damp palmed* were heavy, and almost nominal in value. . . —.-.—..- The demand for floating aerials of grain, especially barley. was far from active. In prime, however, very little change took place. There was a moderate inquiry for most descriptions of barley. on former terms. The supply was only moderate. Malt moved off slowly ; nevertheless, the quotations woe well supported. Oats were in good supply and sluggish request, at &beet previous rates. Beans were quite as dear; but owing to the want al supply the transactions in them were trifling. The sale for peas was steady, on former terms. No champ took place in the value of either English or foreign flour. The trade, however, was somewhat heavy. The transactions in seeds and cakes were limited, at previous quotations. 33 te - 37 to 41 40 to 41 4* to 61 1.4,44. Si to map:, rr to si Whits ell to OE Town male, per NA lbs. Hoonobold 34 to VI Country Norfolk sod Suffolk, ex ably 27 to If One. L 9 Mesta sad Swedish 17 to II itatotio ....... 18 to 29 Danish — 147 Pt T.. ss t. uwu at wSI Si So as =1 INDIA! GALL Mlle ----- Yellow _ 30 au 211 ton _ !math, par saak IS to lIIn 30 Se Awaken, par bet .. 19 to 245 Canadian, 19 so SS INTO LC/NDON. BY WATER 0 TO SEPT 15, INCLUSIVE CURRENT TRIM. ENGLISH. Per Qr. WIOUT. Inez, asst, red,1843 SO to 43 1024 41 to 4 t „ Zoio.whlte,lll63 43 to 47 „ 1824 4310 47 Norfolk and Lincoln red, 1843 BAILII2 Malting Drittiling Grinding ...... . 24 to 27 _to_ LAL?. Essex, Norfolk, and Suffolk 6O to 66 Kingston and Ware 60 to 66 Brown New— O TL foglLth, feed -- TO to 231 „ potato t4 to ES Willi?. Dantsie berg 4O to 62 Buttock .11 Mecklen- 39 to IS 31 to It Itnealan, turd soft Amerisan, red . 40 to 43 „ Ito: BAUM% Grinding 2t to V Elkinling Malting oast. Pa. Qt. _ _ _ 0225. S. I. Rectal,. food Scotch potato Irish, wisita .. black Tick niece Sr” .. . Yuloi. Poe Qt. Data. brew l9 to 14 Seed ARRIVALS OF GRAIN. AS., CARRIAGE, FROM SEPT. 11 1W hem. Mat. OWE. Mow. Radish eadlicatelt q trio I ra pa art. 47 4:i bria. MO Irma foreign 17300 3380 .. 277410 30720 MO ,-- - Total LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. (TELLS DAY.) (He PLaCTIIO AND INTERNATIONAL TRLMORAPN.) (►ROY OUR OWN CoRREBpONDWIT.) COTTON.—Market rather steadier. Sales probably 5,000 bale. . . . . . . Coinr.—Moderate attends** at market. Wheat is rather better demand at Tuesday's Mee. Flew slow sale and unchanged. Indian cent dull ; mixed ; 28s. to 284. 6d. Beans, cats, and oatmeal, steady. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (11Y UNITZD KINGDOM mrcriuc TIILMILLPIL ) (TROY 001 OWN COUNIPONDINT.) The market very dalL New wheat 211., end old le., lower. Barley, le. to Is. lower. Beam and este steady. MIN CING-L kNE.-(THIS DAY.) Saoaa.—A decline of 6d. per col. haying been 'accepted for British West lodic • moderate amount of bullies. hie been effected, but the market generally is still very quiet. Iteßused—prime mast still be considered nominal, there being very little dispoitioe to purchase. Correr- —Moderate parcels baring been brougbt tort's& sale. the market has become more steady at late prima Plantation Ceylon laid—triage. 60s. to 665. ; low middling small to middling, 76e. f,d. to 795. ; peaberry, 83s. ; satire good ordinary, 6.55. to 665. TEA. —The market continues most inactive ; LIIIOIWORS public sales are declared for Tuesday seat Run.—A large parcel of Berbice has been disposed of at Is. 6d. ; also small panels of Linear& at la 6d., and Demerara, Is. ltd. Finn.—Curranta ormtieue quiet. Raisins: Valsocies sold at le. to 2a. decline—new, 355. to 36a. Sultanas smiles rather cheaper ; muscatels—a few good and flue new sold at Ws. to 110. ; old at 425. to 46e. RICE.—The market is quiet. SALITErRr..-600 bags prompt two months at 299 a. 9.1., for refraction 4j to 3. Corrow—The sales are limited to a few bales of Wert India at 26d., sad Japan at 164 d. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is firs. Town tallow is quoted 41,. 9d., net cosh ; Petersburg Y.C. oss the spot, 42a. ; October to Doesighss, 4.38. ; Doamber, 435. 9d. to 441. ; January to March, 445. 6d. ; March, Me. HIDN MARKET.-(THDEI DAY.). : Prises :-661b. to 6416., 2j4. to 3d.; 641b0. to 721ba., 3d. to 30. ; 721 b.. to 631b0., to 3 11; 80Ibo to 1381bo. 30. to 40. ; 6616. 961 b.., 4d. to 3d. ; 961bs. to lOtlbs., M. to 51d. Hem hides, 10s. to lla 61/1 skis'. light, 2s. og, to 4a ; 7s. 601. BISRMONDIZT. Bhopal= : rolled. So. to 6s. ; helt breds, 4s. 4d. to 41. 9d; DOllOl4 do 10d. to is. 3d. ; koala. 30. 61 to 70. 6d. BOROUGH HOP Nufflurr.-(THIS DAT.) Noma. Pattanden and Smith rport ea withs dinewri for all descriptions of the new growth, at advancing prim. Yearlings and old hops not mach inquired far. COAL MARICET.—(THIS DAY.) Walla Bad Hatton. 21s. ; Walls Ed Tads, I. Y. Walls ad East Hartlepool, 21e. ; Walk Bed Qom, 20... ; Walla Ead Kano*. 20a. id. ; W.B.M Edam Male, 203. 9d. ; Walla Fad Harks, 19a. N. Tantield Moor Batas, 14a. ; Wisterias* Bartley, BMW Hart q, 16e. 64.—Ships at market, 22; at sm. 16. Poarrin. Per Qr. E. I. I _ I L sw. R. R.w, 1001 992 63 T 7i - lee - 120 ... lei 12i — id 19 ... 51 25i 6 1s Ili 1i lin 611 Ti L F! i