The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-27 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENWELL. MUST CONVICTION UNDER TNE BARNES' ACT. (*.wept Augustus ifirsersird, a baker, carrying on bushman mlO, Arlington-street; Nww iforth-road, was summooed before Mr. Harker, by Mr. Jobs Godbold, the person "predated by the local authority as the ins pec tor, pennant the provisions of " The Bakehouse Regulation Act, 1:0," to answer the following complaint :—" For that you did knowingly suffer to be occupied and used is a sleeping certain place being ois the same level with the take- L ou se, sod not effectually separated therefrom by a partition reeding from the floor to the ceiling, situate and being o. 60. in Arlington-street aforesaid. contrary to the pro 's:eons of the sth section of the Bakehouse Regulation Act, 14;3. _6th and 27th Via, cap. 40." The defendant pleaded guilty, and said that he had now ; metaled with the novitiate of the act. Mr. Layton, the vestry clerk of Islington, said that as this am the tint cue that had been taken under the act, and . the defendant bad now complied with the requirements the statute, he should not ask for the infliction of any penalty, but should be content with the defendant paying no costa. He wished the hakes to understand that it was Ue intention of tin entry to carry out the act to the fullest „ we t, and on the mart occasion be should have to ask that penalty might be imposed. They could not eat up the excuse that they were not aware that the act had passed, for he had had served on them notions informing t hat • is; in bakehouses could not, under any pretence, 4. 1" 3: lowed. The defendant said he would take care that nothing of the sort again ascend in his bakehouse, Mr. Barker said he was pleased to see that the ves try were taking steps to enforce this act. As Mr. Layton did not prim for a penalty he should now only order the dela). eest to pay the ?oats.. — Thedidendent haring complied with the magistrate's osier, the matter terminated. WORSHIP-STREET. A STUBBORN DOG. . . Mr. Ranger Witdiah , grocer, in badness at 128, Brick hue, Whitechapel, and several other places, was charged be the police with harbouring a tartan' dog. • robre-constable Lew H, on the occasion of this rharo being first heard, aid—Early in the morning of the 6th inst. I was on duty in Brick-lane, and when I reached the defendant's shop stepped into a sort of mese to try if the door was fast. Directly I Smoked the handle of the lack a good-sized dog sprang oat and flew at my lantern. I drew back but be came again. I drew my staff and as he mule a third time, struck bun on the had with it and knocked him down. Again be flew at me, and I again hit him ' • in fact, I gave him several blows, thinking it best to des patch him, and at last thought he was dead, but to my very great surprise afterwards found that he war alive. sergeant use —I was following the constable at some dis tance, and bearing an unusual noise ran to she spot, the dog ass then struggling as in death—be must bea wonderful d o g, if alive now. Several persons, whom Ido not know, were present, and most of them compl a i ne d th a t th e an i ma l was vicious. I made • report to the Commissioners of Police, when I afterwards heard that defendant was the owner of the dog, and they authorised these proceedings. Defendant—And I laid a complaint before the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, that the matter might be taken up by them, for the dog has been most brutally treated ; but before • summons could be obtained, I was served with one for having • furious dog, whereas it is most harmless and • general favourite, as I have witnesses to show. Inspector Osborne—l know that numerous complaints haw been made at the station-bottse respecting this <lv tying at persons, but not any of t►em are present. Probably they may be found. Mr. COoke—Then I will adjourn tie hearing, that wit nesses on each side may attend, for there appear to be conTltiets on both. Mi. Vern now for the defendant remarked that the dog would have beet a cur well deserving a knock on the head had it not defended his master's premises, as in this instance. Hs called witnesses who swore to the kindly disparities of the animal generally ; and after some rather weak testimony on the side of the polies, Mr. Cooke remarked that he did not oonander the dog was ferocious as under the construction of the act of parliament ; be should therefore dismiss the summons, but at the IMO time cautioned the defendant. WANDSWORTH. niPORTANI TO BILIMHOU - S - E - WPOIB. - OMISSION in THE NEW ACT. Mr. George Spiring, the landlord of the Wandering Jew beenhon, Clapham, was summored by Impactor Bushnell, for having and keeping copse his house for the sale of beer after 11 o'clock on the night of the kith inst. Sergeant Creed aid be visited the house at 20 minutes put 11 o'clock, and foiled there ponces sitting down, and glum containing malt liquor on the bar and on the table in the p►rlour. The house was closed. Mr. Dorm referred to the difficulty in dealing with adcb cues. Unless it was proved that the beer was drawn alter 11 o'clock there was no offence. The defendant said that no beer was drawn after 11 o'clock. Mr. Cayman (laughing) said there never was. There was no clues in the new act to meet the au. Probably the legislature intended that when the houses were really closed, ►od the beer drawn before 11 o'clock, no interference should be made with the landlords sod their friends. Inspector Bushnell said is that use parties could remain in the house all night. Mr. Liman—Unless the houses kept open, so long as the parties remained quiet and did not disturb the neigh bourhood they might stay up all night. It wee impossible to strain the act when the house waa cloned, and in the shseuce of soy proof that the beer was drawn after 11 o'clock. The great point was to keep t►e house closed. Inspector Bushnell said he was afraid that he could seldom be able to prove the cheerio( beer after 11 o'clock. Mr. Cayman thought it would be so if the law remained as it did. Is fact, unless they saw the beer drawn, which was almost an impossibility, it would be very difficult to bring the use home to the parties. He, however, told the &readmit that it fell upon him to show that the beer was drawn before 11 o'clock. The awnroeus wee then adjourned for the defendant to all witnesses. GREENWICH. EXTBAORDFFART CABS OF BOOSIMAILWG BY • BOY. Henry Robjaat, aged 14, we of parents residing et No. 4, Tuonel-square, Hotherbithe, was g ee up on remand, before Mr. Trail!, charged with forcibly tering the house of Mr. Jamea Beldwio Henke°, No. 5, in the ISDN square, nod stealing property valued at between 301. and 401. The came against the prisoner, en disclosed in evidaeoe, wee one of en extraordisery ediaracter, sod displayed coast derably ingenuity and daring. The prosecutor is an artist, and be and the prisoner's father, who is employed at the Thames Tunes!, have resided in adjoining houses to each other for some years. The prisoner was welt accfnaieleff with the armagements in the house of the pro secutor, who had taken great notice of him from a child, behaving very kindly to him, and taking him out on nnou mossions oe ezeunione into the country. A few days ago the prosecutor, on gang into • room at the top of the house, and which be had not entered for two days previously, diesnered a bole large 'Dough to admit the body of a boy cut in the lath sad plaster partition between lbe ailing widths roof, and en examination it was found that this led ton similar aperture in the partition of the house of the priener's father. a large number of articles being foiled placed between thereof nod the ceiling to be carried away. Among the articles stolen. sod which have Dot been recovered, werea box of math. matical instrnmenta sod a sampan and beam, mined at 251., which were taken from the upstairs room, and • silver watch and guard, with seals and key; taken from a bedroom below. The police were at once roman- Bleated with, and the CYO was pet into the heath of Hughes, inactive and intelligent Aber of the II division of metropoli tan polio*. That oiliest oe making an examination of the premises, discovered that the thief had left behind him • large sized t•ble.knife, which had been converted into • me, and by means of whin the eatrimee into the prosecutor's premises had been effected. Prom subsequent inquiriora he also ascertained that the steles watch sad chain had been pledged by the prisoner at the shop of a pawnbroker at Rotherbithe, who.. minium offered as an excuse for taking such articles is pledge from • person so young that the prisoner's mother was in the habit of sending hint to the shop, and had given her authority for articles to be received from him. When apprehended by Hughes, the prisoner acknowledged that the knife-saw which bad been found on prneecutor's premises belonged to him, and on being searc h e d a l oa d e d pistol was found in his ponsession, end also several numbers of a hallpene publication, in which th e exploits of two thieves, Tamed " Will Barlett " mid " Little John," were described in an exciting manner. The prisoner, in answer to the magistrate, refused to give soy information as to where the still miming property was to be found. Sir. Train maid it was a very bad case, awl he should com mit the prisooer for trial, bat ordered him to he again Drought up for the completion of depositions. A MAN SATED 1110111 DILOWNDIO ET • CHILD. — Yesterday morning • very pikes adios was performed at Norse Ihr by a child, aged 9 years, the son of Colossi Munro, of the Bower, Maidstone. He and a yonager brother bad gone down to bathe, and saw • man in the *4 l, r, who bad sunk once. The little fellow wag not at ENt aware he could not swim, but when he perceived the I ''n in danger. and about to sink • second time, he hugely runiol into the water, and swam to hie ansistanee. The man immediately caught at him, and both would have 1....11 involved in the same destruction had sot the child had th. presence of mind to dive, sod thus lIIKSPO his grasp tr , u approaching him more cautiously he dexterously seised by the arm and dragged him uhote. The Pomo' Present speak with admiration of the prompt and cool money in which the little fellow acted, and affirm that but his intrepidity the man must inevitably have been dm.ted, as his situation previously had been unsehoed from the shore. ITY Or THE JACK.—A correspondent of tt " and Winclierter Jovneal writes:—" While sk.tching io the grounds of Bargain House, last week I cl•terred a small jack, evideatly dead, dosiiolt down the river with th e t a il en d o f • roach protruding from his jaws. lo landing them the weight of the jack proved to be 2ilbs, its lvagtli 1 foot 10 inches The roach washed nearly 11b., and although nj inches in circumference and 12 inches long, !l.'lo than half of it had been gorged." _ THE EMMESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST ST, 1864. EXECUTION AT GLOUCESTER.-(THIS DAT.) GLOUCESTER, SLIWZDA.T, 9 a.m. The final eentence of the Lw was caned into effect here this morning at 7 o'clock, the culprit being Lewis Gough, • mad aged 55, who murdered a poor blind woman named Mary Carthoys, at Rodgemy, about 10 miles from Bristol. Yesterday evening hundreds of persons congregated in front of the gaol to see the erection of the manifold, which was draped with black duty, so that the body of the crim inal would measly be viable after the drop had fallen. The sacrament was administered to the culprit in the course of the evening, and soot after he went to bed. He sl e pt soundly all night until 5 o'clock. 'The chaplain arrived at 6 o'clock and remained with the comet in prayer alone, until half-past 6. He then ate • hearty breakfast of bread and cheese and coffee, and at • quarter before seven the sheriff, and the under sheriff visited the cell. Calcraft at once proceeded with the pinioning, and that being done, the pro- cession was formed. It was headed by the sheriff. Captain Cartwright, the governor, followed with the culprit. On arriving at the scaffold, Gout knelt down with the chaplain a n d o ff ere d u p a prayt er then got up, and Calcraft having placed the cap upon his head and drawn it over the face, adjusted the rope, and left the scaffold. The drop fell almost immediately, and the wretched man died without a struggle, not so much as moving a limb, or even a finger. There were upwards of ten thousand persons present, but perfect order prevailed. The last execution at Gloucester was in 1839. WEATHER REPORT.--(THIS DAY.) BATOIII4T, A170171P t 7, I LIE. Gelb B. T. W. S. 71 W.N.W. B.W. N.W. _ B._ Valente .. Cale Ma; =Z I 7: Persoos . Brea ... vortaii... .. loa4, iu 110.170 6.3 W. 110.:1 (4 4 &W. I& &S.W. $3116 &SA. Me &B.L i6l:1JB 66 33W. .1 14 1 1 634247 i 5.3. 1/11 N.W.& Rochefort al I. Pb oat '10.4 0 ;551 Z. Weymouth ,80.88651 N.Z. rertmewma 80. W 621 I. Landon *IWO Z. Dover 80.8068 N.N.W. Tomos& 5551 W 050 60 so.s4 w. 516eids I2OIIAILL ILL W.N.W. &N.& W.&W. &W. w.i.w. N.W. MIA N.W. N.W. N.iCw N.N.W. ILL !VADAT. 0111/01121,111g lIONDAT. N.W. to S., moderate 00a8WI. 8. to W. and N.W., to strong, with !strong to moderate, showers. some Mowers. I. to IV and N.W . WWWWWL S.W. to N.W., fresh, strong to fresh, with with showers In showers. Oboes bat ge'n'tly nal. . Sit to a. W. and N.W.. moderate to droug, In places NMI rola. As above. BottrEni. As nod above. S 9 W. to N NAV.. fresh, generally NM Wortborimecotlool. Wootern.treland. Waits, aad ad mlostward forosSot. Sootharn Sogland m sad No tt rth Sohieglta Chaanal and Shr of *say. looters SHARE LIST&- .( THLS DAY.) Two o'Owor. There is an almost entire abeam* of business in the railway market to-day, and, with the exception of a decline of k per cent. in Great Western and Midland, the principal stooks exhibit no change, • compared with the last prices of yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 116 to k ; Great Western, 682 to 692 ; Midland, 136 k to 1362 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 116 to k ; South Eastern, 872 to 882 ; Metropoli tan, 113 to k ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; Great 'astern, 47k to ; Caledonian, 1244 to 126 k ; and Great Northern, 132 to 133. Great Western of Canada Railway shares still exhibit a drooping tendency. Dutch Rhenish and San Paulo are also dull. Indian lines are steady. ORDINARY waits AND mom itanarAye. Bain b `to 1 ali. ldfsm..WoLa dem VaL 1111y Bo ran a = It Md.C. I idded sad an &Ars— Caledoni •Oork aad Blades lan;w7l Igo. • J• so ay. mill Loak B P. sjspsidts & Willa sad ssJouge Elsolas,lastbotAbdis Idlaborglimaad Glaagew =sad "1 &Wangles 11soSses Oid..Sl. eiset. LD :4 ll.Aag.itk.,No:i greet Warthog naelaas4 Wartime Ds.A J • me. so eh. us- Seen/ & Ween are) l Greet Western Do.tMoor VaLOvalak Do. eosin webs no W.Jeld.—Osterd ta: lasonsirotrarkalk. 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',Goo!aoe .. 10,0004 . 700. .. BRIT= MINI 6.01c 1 1 1,110 , 61?! V elma cod Gold,. I Clifford anal- Der. 0. Om. (TerMk ) Drekewells Nut Bonet Gi Int Oregon Vast Olaf BINS ▪ W. ▪ Gr ltniallhavhdi ) Gmaabler Aobes ,Orrtt Lem (Llaittad) Greet South= G. W. Yoe( Grenville Herod's Foot Maintop Downs (t/ny Waal) Malta Volley llwyncly Dna Ore NalaMal Now Mon , North Down, Worth "askew 6,000 .. 1.064 i .. 2000 1 : . 400 011 ... 8 9 30 52 WO 590 II 11 ST 88 27 II 71 71 7 7 5 5 7 15 16 3 If 47 flifr do ri 52 Is! 4 7 9 6 * 6 # 'Vs hLi. 4oOd LLO L 7.0 KUL _fie OL 11a. 4111,0 d at 3 100 110.6 1.60 7.1.6 106.7 1 1 1 6.9 0017.6 4. 1.02, 1011 1.°°0 396t I • - 6.0011 76 86 1* If 21 24 6o 42 420 800 211 80 424 471 1 IN ,;, 220 al M 9614 18 20 7 9 • 16 141 216200cd 19 21 If 9 .Wkßarra (Illogaa) I North Wheel Crafty pr Pr::, 4 7 . l o. Jalted (11. Laud) & Oradea (91.0seri S. W. !mom (Mogan; Strip Park Tla Croft Wast Bunt (Magas) W. emotion (Lkkoard) Wait Clilvarton Waal ask= Wh. Basset ( I llogaa) Wk. Bailer (lit•dratb) Ladcatt IW.MarlAno (Magus ) Whirl Soto!) Wk. Mamma., (Usk ) Wheal Union to. I SD. 1011XION WNW all /11ouliat IL Loma 1110 Bozo.ffirz.&C.ln.4.lo.e. 10 Do. I Shares Buffalo et Lab Mum all I Do. Prat MO Brall7,r a Godake Op. a Ma. Aug. 1,, 1102 1011 Do. do. Jay 3, DM 100 ; Do. do. Jana 1, 1174 'lOO 'eaL t s.Zat.rnop.a g. 100 leap' T. B Dockep. o. g. ' all Dunararsa p.e.par.prat 1•11 :loan bmpil ga. S do 100 illami India& pa. 0 do all Do. G iklaoaloa all Do. H do 100 Brand bank of Canada all Do. aqui p. 8.,0p.et all' Do. lag pref. Bond"— ! all Do. do. deterred] Ire iiet. 107 - 161,171 Do. do. dererredl ml Do. ird pref. stock Do, do. deferred mll Do. 6th reL Stock . al Do. do. deferred WO emit lndlao Penteaule 1 S Do. gun 6 per cent. Do. New do. 100 Gt. S.of loafs g. 6 p.ct KO Do df per coot Do ail - *ram of Canada II Do. Now aU Dot.: ch. dopar. 1876 all Do. do. do. liM4 ft !Mime Waled 1 Do. Now ,1111 lladraa roar. 6 p coal 10 Do. do. 6p 11 '.lOOl Do. do. 4.1 do.— ; I ; Do. 11ftti Marlon 101 Molo. Corp. 6 per o. ld all Moth. audliotooo's Bar aU N.3ran.&Pio.elaA*ll 'lOO 11.11..afeaa.ep.e.latp.E. 100 'kW& gem por coma MO I Do. Deihl do. Do. do. do. Do. Poo j&IID d 0...... 1 DK LANs 14.1flosole. I la 40 101 101 idil 0 p. 4 4 76 SO 76 SS 75 SO 96 100 N 96 101 106 101 10! _ il lit 1S 10 91 93 71 TS 40 a 66 47 66 67 43 U 43 a 27 29 IS 28 101 143 *MS Rai ...1:: 14 iot 9i Ms 90 91 82 IA WI !Pm It 00}I 1 It 96 IS 91 86 00 xd S 6 SO U 106 111 t li . 6 1 .46 611ei Sek 96 SW JOINT STOCK IMJIZIL 1001 100 figi 1001 MONEY MARICRT.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Csoat. ' There is no new feature in the stock and share markets, which retain • dull appearance, with very little business. The English funds have declined I per cent. for the account, and a re duction to the same extent has occurred in two or three railway stocks. Foreign securities are slightly firmer. The discount market is quieter to-day with less business. The rate, however, is unaltered, at 7 to f for good three months' bills. The charge for abort loans in the Stock Exchange is maintained at 4 to 6 per oent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renton opened at 66fr. 35c., being sc. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 89 to 1 for money, and 891 to for the account (September 8). The of business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 89 ; ditto, for amount, 891, ; Three per Cent*. Reduced, 881, ; New Three per Cents., 884 ; Bank Stock, 244 ; India Stock, 210 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1034 ; ditto Bonds, 155., 17s. die. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 15e., 20a. die, ; ditto June, 15s. die. In the foreign stock market to-day the chief feature is a renewed demand for Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates, which have risen about per cent. Consolid& and Greek are also rather better, and the Confederate LOW shows a firmer tendency. Some of the present quotations are se follows :—Turkish, 1858, 72 to ; ditto, 1862, 691 to 701 ; Con solid s, 501 to 1 ; Greek, 231 to ; Spanish Passive, 301 to 311 ; ditto Certificates, 13/ to 1 ; Confederate, 77 to 79; and Mexican, 281 to 1. Trans actions are recorded as follows:—Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 851 ; Danish, 1863, 81; Dutch Certificates, 981; Egyptian, 1021 ; Mexican, for amount, 281 ; Russian , 1862, 871, 881 ; ditto 1864, 881 ; Spanish Certificates, for account, 131, 1, 13, 1 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 721 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 70 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 5 71, 56 1, 5 71 ; ditto 1864 , scrip, 01, International Financial shares are now quoted 44 to k prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 3 prem. ; London Financial, 9} to 10 prem. ;. Imperial Mer cantile, 3} to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 16} to I ; Anglo-Egyptian Beth, 2j to 3 prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, f dis. to par ; and Ottoman 806t4 G6n4rale, 2} to kl prem. HALT-PAIST Two &Chum Consols are naaltered, at 89 to i for money, and 891 to for the account. The shipments of specie to Bombay show a large increase, as was anticipated, the amount enpged for transmission to-day, by the Delhi, being 441,8501, of which 413,9501, is silver, and 27,9001. gold. The export by the corresponding steamer on the 12th inst. was 287,0001. The packet with the Marseilles portion of the present mail will take a further considerable totaL The amount for which tenders for bills on India will be received on the 7th of September is Rs. 30,00,000 (300,00 W.), of which not more than Rs. 12,00,000 (120,000&) will be for Bombay. The weekly return of the Bank of France is again favourable. The following are the changes : Bullion Treasury balsams ......... Decrease 184,000 Bills discounted ....... Decrease 448,000 Circulation Decrease 80,000 Advocator Draws 26,000 Conant sceounts Decrease 373,000 In the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon there was a fair demand for bills, and the rate for St. Petersburg was slightly higher. The following are the quotations : Asesimdean, S mouths, 12.1 to 4 ; ditto, 8 days, 11.18 to 19 ; Rotterdam, 3 moths, 12.1 to 4 ; Ant werp. 3 months, 25.65 to 70; Hamburg, me, bathe, 3 smooths, 13.9 to 4 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.20 to 30 ; ditto. 3 months, 95.65 to 70 ; Frankfort-co-thrlthino, 3 months, 1.20gt0 ; Bt. Paler/berg (per rouble). months, 301 to ; Vienna, So., 3 enectles, ILBO to 85; Triads, a. 80., 3 months, 11.80 to 85 ; Madrid, 3 maths, 474 to 48 ; Oaths, 3 months, 471 to 48 ; Leeson, 3 months, 25.75 to 80 ; Genoa, 3 mouths, 25.80 to 85 ; Mlles, 3 mesas, 25.80 to 85 ; Moles. 3 mootha, 25.80 to 86 ; Palermo, 3 enraths, 15.80 to 85 ; Meseina, S months, 25.80 to 85 ; Lisboa, 90 days, 511 to 4 ; Dearth. 90 d.n. 5 1 4 to 4. With the exception of Hamburg—where the rate of discount has advanced to 4 per cent., owing to withdrawals of silver for London to meet the Bsatern demand—the value of money on the Con tinent exhibit& no variation of importance. At Paris the quotation in the open market is 5} per cent. ; Brussels, 44 • Vienna and St. Petersburg, 6 • Turin, 7 ; Fran k fort 3 ; and Amsterdam and Berlin, 44 per cent. The report of the Liverpool cotton market for the week shows a moderate business, at rather irre gular prices, and at the close a decline in most eases of about jd. per lb. The sales have been 28,230 bales, including 2,130 on speculation and 5,550 for export. The actual export has been 18,884 bales, and the estimated stock is 206,820 The advioes from the Danubian principalities mention the occurrence of a serious accident at Giurgevo, through the ignition and explosion of over 400,000 gallons of petroleum, worth about 25,0001. An important purchase has just been completed through Messrs. Chadwick, Adamson, M'Kenna, sad Co., financial agents of London and Man chester. The agreement has been signed for the transfer of the Iron and Coal Works and properties of Messrs. Bolokow and Vaughan, at Middles borough, Wilton Park, Beton, White Les Woodi field, Skeldon, West Auckland, and other places in Yorkshire and Durham. Upwards of 9,000 per sons are employed at the various works. The whole of the properties and stock are taken by valuation, and the estimated total purchase money will amount to about 1,500,0001. The capital of the new com pany has been fixed at 2,500,0001., in 25,000 shares of 1001. each. The vendors take 400,0001. of the capital in 8,000 shares, with 501. paid up, and agree that no dividend shall be paid on such shame, un less an average dividend equal to 10 per cent, per annum for five years be paid to all the other share holders. A deposit of 20,0001, has been paid, and a further sum of 230.0001. will be provided in January next, when possession will be given to the new company. The remainder of the capital will be subscribed privately, three-fourths of it being already taken. The following is the report of the European Bank, to be presented at the first general meeting, on the 31st inst. : The directors have now the pleasure to present herewith the first statement of the sccounta of the bank. The balsam sheet embraces the period from the Ist September, 1863, to the 31st Nay, 1861, by which it will he men that the gross profits for the now months of its existence have reached the sum of 32,4111.3. 7c1., and that after deducting the espouses of management, providing for bad and doubtful debts, and rebatingundue hills, thinett profits are 19,0351.7 e. 4d. The , directors have already had the satirisation of paying an in terim dividend of 15e. per share, and they now propos an addition thereto of 2a. ed. per share, fres of income tax, thus making together rather more than 16 per cent. per annum OD the mean capital worked during the nine months. By the terms of the amalgamation with the English and Irish Bank (Limited), the directors received a premium of 32,0001. Out of this sum they purpose placing 21,3931. 10a. 10d. to • re serve fend, with • view to the total ertiecties of the preliminary expenses of both banks. The vestals fog earn of 10,606/. 9s. 2d., added to the balance of profits brolight down, amounting together to 10,7611.10., they rose to divide amongst the holders of shares is the Beak prior to the amalesmatioe with the Eoglisk aad aro ira Beek, by the addition of 10a. to each share al 101. paid, thus giving a bonne of 5 per cent. oo the capital steak of the shareholders. The amount paid on every much share win Uwe be 101. 10.., and, by the completion of the amal ibe paid'aapp capital of the bank is raised to W, 4 01 1 001. ". The beanebr at AIIIIIDIVADMI and Rotterdam which were ("seed is November last, have shows the must tatiefeetory remits ; amid the breech, which Ina . omly been eetablielsed withie the last six weeks, gives the moat promise of being osie of the largest sources of Inter, 3 poet to the beak. The business of the beak at it head dice and breaches °outlaws to progress in a manner in num way eatistactory to the direckeu ; and, toddle( at the rets of the pest nine maths, they feel that they way the shansholders an the present position d W =l t i ro fully justified in anticipating continued sad Isamu* moans far tie future. The first ordinary general meetings of the English Credit Mobilier and Credit Fonoier Companies (Limited) will be held on the sth September, to receive the directors' reports and to declare divi dends. Some special resolutions will also in each case be submitted. An extraordinary general meeting of the pro prietors of the Alliance National Land and Invest ment Company (Limited) was held yesterday at the Whittington Club, for the purpose of altering the name of the company to "The &tater Bank (Limited)." The reasons alleged for the alteration were the confusion created by the similarity of the title to that of the United Kingdom Alliance and the Alliance Bank (Limited). And also to extend the qualifications of the directors from fifty to one hundred shares. Both propositions _were carried unanimously. FRIDAY ETZIMIC Consols for the account opened this morning at 89/ " buyers,' receded to 84, and wore *gala quoted 891 " buyerb "at the close. For money the final price was 89 to /. The official business report is se follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89/, 881 • ditto for account, 891, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced , 84, 1; New Three per Cents., 84, 1, 1 • New Two-and-a-lialf per Cents., 721 ; Bank Stock, 244; India Five per Cent. stoci, 1041, 104 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 99 ; ditto Bolide, 25e. dia. The quotation of India Five per Cents. remains unaltered at 1031 to 1041. F.:chequer Bills were quiet at 25a. to 15s. discount. In the foreign market Spanish Certificates show the chief fluctuations, declining at one period to 12Z, but afterwards rallying to 13f to A, or a frac tion higher than yesterday. The Deferred Bonds also improved, but the Passive closed without change. Mexican, Russian, and Venezuelan de scriptions have been fiat, and the Confederate Loan has receded 1 per cent. No change has taken place in the shares of the financial companies, and the transactions in this department have been unimportant. The closing prices were as follows : International Financial, 41 to prem. • General Credit, 21 to I prem. ; Lon don Financial, 9* to 10 prem. ; and Imperial Mer cantile Credit, SA to 1 prem. Joint-stock bank shares have shown increased heaviness. Bank of Egypt, Brazilian and Portu guese, Consolidated Bank, Commercial of India, London Bank of Mexico, London Joint Stock, and South Eastern, were especially quoted lower. Imperial Ottoman closed at 161 to 17*. Hudson's Bay shares have been quiet at 16* to ,f, and Egyptian Trading at 1* to prem. The other changes have been mostly adverse, the only excep tion being a slight advance in Anglo-Mexican Mint. Continental Lnion Gas, Contract Corporation, London and Provincial Marine Insurance, and National Steam show a reduction. The cloning (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Anglo-Egyptian Bank, n to 3 prem. ; Ebbw Vale Company, par to f prem. ; Humber Ironworks, 24 to 14 die. ; Hewett and Co., to 111 prem. ; awl Imperial Mexican Rail way, dia. to par. Colonial government bonds continue without movement of importance. PROPINCIALL WARS MAMMA. LIVERPOOL, Apar'? - Bale. this day:— Great Western, 661—lancashire and Torkahke_ _ , 1161 xd.— London and North Western , 1161 1 Ell e it i n 4 thedm, and Lincoln shire, 664—Midland. 1354 North Berken and Berwick capital stock', 106 54 rd.—South 874 f B—St . Helen's Railway and Canal 6 per cost. in,, 163 —Coufedomia Loan, 7 6 42 4 7 7 —Zagora Etchaage Bank (Limited„ 14 p.—Mercantde and %- Bank (Limited), B National Bank of Liverpool ? trm a rted% p. 71 p. North WeMern Bank Wante IR I P.— British and Foreign Marine (Limited), p .—Lond on and Inn. amid» Insurance, 14 xn. p.—Maritime laminae' (Limited , 1-16 D. par.—theme thermence. 1 6.16 p. —Nate:eat Want Navi gation Company, 34 d.—West India and Patine Steam, 3 p. Brannagag, Avalnir it—The transactions in this market to day were—West Midland Oxford Railway Stock, at 41—Blrmini„. ham Canal, at —Gloucester Wagon shares, at 114-11thilway Rolling Stock, at 116 (yerterdar—General Steam Navigation Shares, at 116—and Patent Shaft and Axle, at SI pm—Birming ham Guaranteed Stock was offered at 714—Wallington and Steam Junction, It 1 ex div.—Droitwieh Canais, at 166 Stratford thinals, at 29}—~Biemingham banking Company shares, at 15—Birmingham Joint btock Banks. 331—ffordahire Joint Stock Banks, at 111 pat.—Birmingham Gas shares, at 1434 —Birmingham Fire Can shares, at 106—Railway Carriage shares, at if pm. ArfOnflr 2t.—The market was quiet, and prices Mbar lower. Consolidated Bank (Limited), alp—Great Eastern, 471—Great Western. 69 84 9 1111 l—lanceshire and Yorkahlre, 1164 1 4 4 1 I—London and North Western, 1164 16 1-111. m. Mester, Bliegleld. and Umminshirs, 664 Ditto Red. Pre ference, 14 p.—Mexicans, nun all. 441—Midland, 1.361 —South Eastern, 171 24 1 11—C. Cammell sad Co ap. Gem. al Credit, 2 13-16 p.—Hudson's Bay. 164—Conesderate Less, 741 6 GOMM Avauer Thme Per Cala 0011031 4 IN —w Three per Cent. Block, *7l 4—Bank of Ireland (1005 paid', 216 —National Bank 104 paid), 824 4—National Bank New, issued at it prem. GM paid). far aereant. 574 I—Pronto:Ml Bank (261. 004—R•7a1 Bank (la paid), ref—Dahtin, Wieklow, and Wexford x .101. paid), 96—Great Southern and Western stock paid., 611—Midland Great Western fen. paid), 301—Ditto for amount, 4 6-- Ditto Halt *harem '254 paid!, for account, 20— Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford 6 per cent. redeemable 501. paid In full), 501—Irish North Western 5 per cent. perpetual tClas A , 301. paid,. 44. GiNINWICH NOT • MONASTIC ESTASLLYHYRNT.— We are informed that the Admiralty have decreed that Greenwich Hospital shall no longer labour under the stigma of being a " monastic establishment," and that although the pensioners in future to be admitted are to be oaly helpless men, subjects for the infirmary or sick ward, they are not on that account to be doomed to a state of " mingle blessedness," but that in their old age they may, if they llase, have a help-meet in a wife. In oth er wor d s , th e i r ordships we no reason why a Greenwich pensioner should not please himself in his domestic arrange/meets as well as other people, sod marry.—Unired Service Gazette. Tan HOP PLANTATIONS.—ROCNENTZR, ACOCST 38—Now that the hop-picking season is rapidly approaching there is • great deal of speculation as to the of the coming crop ; but although the yield is ex p to vary in various districts, it is now generally thought that the pro duce this year will more than wooed an average, sad that the average grewth will be folly from 10 cwt. to 12 cwt. per sore, while iv some of the bent and must prolific garde's'', a yield of ow too per sem is confidently anticipated. The last few days have seen a surprising improvement in the hop plantations, end the fine showers which fell during the early portion of the week have had a moat beneficial effect in improving the weight and airs of the hope. The nights, however, have been rather colt for the season of the year, bet the hops having Now acquired maturity, little appre hension need now be felt on the score of the change is the atmosphere. There is an almost toted ateence of mould, although in some of the poorest grounds complaints are made that it is guseral, but thew are the exceptioe. la the adjoining county of Sumo: the crop premium to be a very fair one, and the gmalty has been very math improved by the recent genial In wine of the districts picking has already commecced, sad in the course of a week or ten days will become gemeal. The reports from the continental hop grounds are generally favourable. those from the dis trict of Bavaria, the Lower Rhino, and Prague ell describe the hops as looking exceedingly well, and promising more than ea average crop. The hop market is very firm, but inferior kinds are rather Wig( to purchase. Sourapowir Sunny.—The annual sale of South down ewes and letting of tame, established many years ago by Mr. Rigdee. of Hove. took place yesterday at the Hove Farm, neer Brighton. The well-known reparation of Mr. Rigden as a breeder and improver of Southdowns, es usual, drew together a Isom number of flockniastem and their agents, there being present gentlemen from all parts of the county of fluserx, as well as representatives from distant grazing districts. The Bock comprised 100 ewes and 40 rams for letting and hire, the auctioneer being Mr. &tabby, of Lures. The ewes were pat up in pens of five, seven of which were purchased at 2 guises', two at 21 guineas, three at 3 guineas, three at 31 guineas, two at 4 guineas, two at 5 guineas, and one at 61 Flit/OIL The principal purchasers were Lord Sudeten who bought eight pees, and Lord Norbery, who purchased seven pees. With the rams for letting there was some spirited competition. Three were let at 10 guise's oath. Two of thew were taken by the Baron Nathanine of Magdeburg, Prairie, who re. served the right of purchase at doable the price. The others were let at prom vary's" from 11, 15, 18, 12, 224, 30, end 36 guineas. Two of the rams were not let. There were 19 rams for gale, but may sever of them found pur chasers, and the competition was far from active. Five were knocked down at 10 guineas, ow at 12 vines; and one—a two.year-old—at 15 guineas. Taarric Recur/Tit—The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Hisirdorn amounted for the week ending the 20th of August, on 11,430 miles, to 705,109/, and for the corresponding week of last year, on 10.994 miles, to 643,8171., showing an increase of 436 miles, and of 6L2921 in the receipts. The gross remiss on the following 14 rail ways amounted in the aggregate on 8,023 miles, to 508,5096, and for t h e corresponding week of 1863, on 7,843 miles, to 465,7701., showing an increase of 180 miles and 42 2 .7391. in the receipts. The increase on the Caledonian &moulded to 2.1241. ; on the Great Eastern to 2,0441.: on the Great Northers to 8321. ; on the Great Western to 6,5921. • on the leacashire end Yorkshire to 6,5681. ; on the London and North-Wasters to 7,177/. • on the London and Brighton to 9111 ; on the London sad South•Weetern to 3,2411. ; or the Manchester, Sheffield, end Lincolnshire , 1 to 2,3481 ; ea the Midland to 3,469/. ; on the ',teeth British ' to 1,9621 ; on the North Baden to B.232l—betel, 45,4901. • bat from this mast be deducted 1,518/.. the deerawe on the Great Southern end Western, and 1,2331. on the South- Baden, leaving the lacrosse, as above, 42,7391. The goods and mineral traffic on thew lines amounted to 259.9831., 'red for the correspoeding week of 1463 to 237,11 W., show ier an increase of 22,8641. The receipts for nassengers. kc., amounted to 248,236/. against 228,651/ , show lag ea of 19.8751. The traffic rewires on 62 other lines amounted, oe 3,407 mike, to 196,6001., sad for the oorrespeadieg week of last year, on 3,151 miles. N 178,0471., showing an increwe of 256 miles and of 18,5531. in the reneipts. The total receipts of the past week show a de crease of 12,101/. as compared with t he .. of the preceding week ending the 13th Inst., and, as compared with the cor rewcieding week of last year, • owidderable tautens in the talc of the country. We. I o. li k , 20 1 Dix a Newt 0212. SO p.) ) 10, SO Altdos 20,000 lOC AlllasoslasALl•erpool 10,020 WO Do. Now 100,002 20 Ads Ambles 02000 10 !Anglo MMus (11021202) MM. 401.10011•1001• TA°9! Y D.?. yr!„ .. ... •!BsokotßritYiool,o2oo. U .Boak of 'VA Bank or ' 10 Back of Otago 100 Bank of (Bieseal ia ltki 00 BankotVietais,lool2l2 1100 Bask of Wales= .. 10 Bank ot New 20 Brazillan&P 60 British et Calltoplaa 60 &Wahl,. Amnon .... 10 C. Bk. 1.0212.Au5., I 1/0 Bow_ _ 10.100 16 (Chart. Moo. oi lagls,es. 10,000 LS Do. 201 w 10,000 100 City 10,000 100 'Coimtol 10,000 26 'Com. Rook of lndlo, te 10 100asel1dated Doak (L) 41/111 (L) VON , SO ! hoot Lwadou (Wailed) 4:14 Do. Now 22.2112 ,164.11e.:44 A114(4144 441111 ' English e nd Swodiait (L 60 'Swops= Boak(Usttod 12.0001 . 110 Do. Now 'Etia.milithwasp.%) ismis i va Do. New u.soodas Imperial Bank, Waned 11.11011,101 Do. N•vr . 16,000' SO lop. Bk. of ettinaato.4 1211.100 15 Imperial Ottoman 25,050 50 Interestiosid Bask (L ) 0,050 51 I lamas 6.005 25 Do. Nowt _ mi:Oki, 10 1 M moitisialai. UAW 10 Lon.llk.ontezioso,te. le,01•100 Lee. Bank et eetland 11.111' 101 Landon sad B B raillian Mid 100 LesilAyraidialatipa, litele; 10 , Do. New, is& at It pm Until* Lea., BM , its.suit(L; woo se (Los. MBank el tmetel. 10,000,101 London and Colonial (L WNW 00 'London and County. . kW Ile I Lon. 11 am he. Oon. DL (Lt USN I London Joint Block 108•1011 ILon. and Nor th ern () MANI SO London& Booth kirk= &MOMS tem.& B. Western Item 10.1101,1410 Ilan. dWestminster WAN 10 ;Merchant Ilank(Lia.) OMNI, te . 111ereantile I linctiantl 10,1401 IS I Do. New 1 0 . 000 ,Idellistro. di Prey. bank (L 0.11,11 I Midland /Milk (Lim) 10,000 i ll* INatlonal =oat 10,1100 101/ W. Pm. al ell 110, SO /National Bank, Y e w :: SLUM 111 IN.. tkettn Weise 41,1110 IS !New Zealand (Limited) 80,000 2) (New Wasters 60,400 ft ririestal Bank Oorporn 10,000, so Previa. BanklarCorp.(L ILOOO Me •Pmeetne. M Ireland 37.101 se = sins. &Dad ti "011 lowa M Ammoralla WOW 111 Br ism (Us.) 11.1011 UNA. 01 X B. Alrles 4.41011 be. U. 10,000 00 DMus d Airarells,Now 10,00011 .1721.0 cd lrciand ISAML) *Aso 1 vow It loatioo a S IP4 I CL prim I balsa US Id idl pie 'p. el 62 15 'a l l ! 3 1 a pm • Pik 23 TS Pal Mr 1 pan' 17 .1.11 id iss jos iiti — par I} lOU le 41 ipaz seal ;4411 ..r-1 SS SS ft LI I I S 7 pea l 37 IND 123 1U 5 7pm ei am 1 lcm = = Pal; id el } _ It 70 0 Y 7) i MA _m ... 121 37;i lit .d 10 II par 1 pm If OM $ Miaa II 9 pia id 1 .. 9 pm id is ff.-.JI __ 1S 3 pa li npla at rice 111 4010 22 . er n 31/ell le lOn le 2 ipma J P• 1;4 1 41 1 ; II 4pa 114 e w ive = = P_•!1 73 75 icl 1 fpm 47 69 i 7 94 99 II 16 II 1 pia of. !.. iTeas Rpm 7 ee pin .t 7. ails id i n Sipa id :a .~ I.01:13 No. 11. 1165 - 6 1 Val isfal!Ill I - Kid! !0,0001 i 4,6461 IO,OOM ......T.i ... .). 17,600 40,000 !Mr' g 66 61 111,000 10029264 __ _____ moot trt,oout , liiiiii 1119.117 g. 12..201 ii:siii 76,000 0,006 10,000 10,000 111, 10000 20,000 ..- 1ii . ,000 114,100 16,111 118008 1100,000 61,0011 1041000 80,000 110,010 09,000 IMMO 12AN WIPOU 1 0 0 80 176,000 10,400 6.000 !Mmol Waal lo.ouo !pool Tio - zil 00luoul ,000! 146: 16:UK,' t cowl 000, Ilic.i:oi 18,1761. ••,000 80,000 88,tl0 85000 Tgiiii 189 i4: 090 - Oil KM 40,010 15.000 10 000 H.° oo l FAN Mon! 1174 iiiii 4 WOOL - iiiiil iftrcqw,all U u raw raw 111 - . IWO MOO 10,000 Anglo-Walesa Mint Australian Anstralianal.L.tra.E BarnnWatarworks Bombay Gas (Ling British Amarkaa laad & 1. Ma& TM. (14 Britt& Indian Tea (L ; Quistla Company MuiadlanLoanalnCL) Oaylsa ,City of La n a le:fPron.til , om (Lim.) Com. of M Afekaallar.. (Li I Comanrotaltraioa(las., Vasseiklated Dia .. (10 Continental lin.Oaakl ) 11iL ISOP. ai ri a La= B 0 p. 0. heady{ numbs Do. of Yamltloi (41 iCrodD.llofsillor leeill—Filet—Ts lreferines ei t o : o l epomia Peep. Deb IL=ladle Ireig•tice, is Dew& trd4L Ina sa As i t a =a Fagetilo d ott Corporation. (Financial Discount (L) Pores& Warehouse (L. Oelavars ((naited) G.Cradlinlia.elLwa Goa. near Nesisilles HOMO& Jolonlal Aa (L) Itadson'sDay =ller.M. Ass. X ) (nrrying (Llin Interesl wnea.lies. laternalland Credit( Usliaa Int& (Om Osv.) Do. • p. a. Lin r. ItAI ,lointlitockDiseeent(L) Land Securities ( Eles.) Load. African Trading Inad.andesndon.lll4l. InaL Metric& Tele6(L) loud. liana. Are. (La Do. New 1664.0. Muslim C.(I ) Land., Has 0. de. Slue Load. Mee. Discount ( L) Lasuirrovinciatie seine I misliTigt, -- /c — sa I 11 au art pe. a s Inseam to 1 Mauritius Lod t o 'Mont. Matsu. Tit MWwaU Iron Works Natal Land& OoL 1 National Dia. Om. IL) National Financial Nstlonal /Masa Na,. Nsrbuddaooal t I. Do. New N.Y./Wand TALosit(l ?IBM Australatilau (Li N.Brit.esMarean. In. (L NovaScottatl.andL L Oman lianas Insure. Oriental CommerstahL. Ortratil Titian= Oriental Gas ( Do. New OrtentialsactStams(L) Otago& lithlandlamet. Ottoman Ythanclal (L.) Ottoman 0.. (United Penemalt.ll.9team(l.) Do. do. :Peninsular &O. $s ___, Da Now Quebrodo IL (L Ithysoney Ina Do. New &to J. City Isoirww. (L ) Ditto ditto . . loyal lisillioaa ilea. A untra. loves . (L Smith. Luigi* &Co. t oati oe. n. L . Niftl l l am* Australian Lai tiabmortati Totoweolitt• • Ono&so.allaka. (LI TbomeoLidoreatyla IL I Itoot&raereilL t. k L Ae Co. of IP. Ca wa Lnada troltodEitiog. Oa Vol ot went Wines.( tipper Amami Tes(fAza DI"? . _ _ I Vita Dlorea's Lad ... warrant Flasnce(Llma. Wastlailathallioll L. It at ialsl4 4l Apo 57..69 rai" wl Ilk Id_ ie u!~1 i}/s • 7pm 6 ipm If re - 1 61 a w l 1 .2 1 .1 11 211 1211 Ipoi :a 3 7O k . ii if M I tila par 73 78 idle k poi m 3 a u u.l 1_ pidis I 1 als par 12 26 108 112 102 . 13 3 a I q IL IL fru, 4 . 5951 d: -• - Tiii li i pa zil li 0I 1 lips 17 I 41 L Pat PIO I a a 41 31 13 VI i l d i s 2 2 1: Pa *t. M I 1. 0 theatml e . 2 . lA* kik :al " ! L . 18 Par I 4:1 12 Pat Si 9:11.1 4 S (LW 1 Par Pm. ro 271 isk 2 11 44 244 1746mm' I $ rod: ! - f 7fus I 11; par i -- 7 da i 40 79 U 11 20 pm I 14410 nle id 4 - : id 4 id 14 13 ~I El klits 4$ i — a• lam 4* IA . p Per Arm Reis t 1 rom ire 14 17 9 11 idts ad xd cb.. 10e. x & :Cf , I d. PREFERENCE . North Easton, York, EL sod S. PL Ditto, Stock. sad D.,L B 6 per met. Ditto, ditto, C 6 por oast, 321, x d. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Deka Rboolak, ISt. Paolo. Lyoos„ sad Meditarrasesa, 16. Sao Nolo (Lie.), goir. 7 per coot. (121. ritid), 10. Mita, ditto (all paid), IN to 4. Nisw HOPS. The first two pockets of new Baru lam grows by Mr. William Hiramad, al Weekly arrived at market yesterday, aosuired to Yuan, ttes des Smith. aud wen sold by them at 71. KM me amt. to Mr. J. Y. Hopkisa. of Throe Crows -Kau% Boroech, and Worcester. I Pd I CI. prices. i IPm Phs Pi 1 I t si • pm J si dis t Pa .4 4 411 is r t be 1 4 I li zmi 7 1 1 1 1: . 1 i din 16 U 1 sak iti Alandlas (thafted) 1= Goldalm. r1 3 4:11.1.kiL0411 24 . ', c. Cape t 2=== Co ColgaPolMin • • • • Don Pedro, N. Up Doe liosat. Nod Del Bey iPortana lted= Gemara] Itaresda (Ilealesd) I 1 Liesitaidaa (Liadled).. IlLillarkp i Asnos ts Dm:o3w ?make° Itost==lasd Poet eantaßarb.Gold X.(1.) alecotilsbAssirsl.; lit. Job& dal Bay Lbs. United lletkan VsilaassacsOold IWoething (thatiad) .. Yedweinutsaa (U=.l MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The mining market is dull to-day, with few transactions. East Grenville and East Lovell shares are flat, and have declined ; the former are now quoted 7to }, and the latter 9to 10. Bast Caradon are called 27e to 28 ; Wheal Beton 210 to 220; and Hallenbeagle, si to 1. North Reediest are officially marked 241, being firm. Very little busines.s has occurred in foreign and colonial mining shares, and prices are unchanged. Yudanamutana are dull. At Wheel Grenville meeting yesterday a call of ' 25. per share was made. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Mews. Von Dadelszen and North : The metal market does not show any sires of improve ment. Many holders show a disposition to meet the mats of consumers and exporters at reduced rates. Speller ex ceptionally continues to improve. Iron : The denied for Welsh ban, although not active, is still satisfactory, sod prices keep steady at 71. ia Wales. We nand report say dainties in the price of Swath pig iris ; badness has fallen c(, and prices remain stationary at 58a cask. and 59a. 6d. open. Staffordshire descriptioss an steady. Cop per costumes very dull and difficult of sale. There sae some large orders for mannfectured in the market, but the limits are too low. Prices of foreign are quite nomad is the absence of any business. Tin : The market has bola muck depressed, and lower prices were accepted. A sale at Straits was reported at 100/., cod of Banos at 1011. These low prices brought out buyers. and the market has sines recovered to 102/. 10e. for Straits, and 1031. for Banca. The snivels of Bean have hese heavy. English tin un chaaged. Tin plates are finis, owing to the gnat falling off in the make arising from the confined drought. Lead : There is a decided improvement, and prices Is. per too dearer. Boogiler has further advanced 10a per ton. A large badmen was dose at the . following prior :-241. 15e. spot, 24/. 15e. to 254 October. Hull parcels 241. 15e. for special brands, and 25/. for W. H. From North Shepherds (August 21) Captain H. Basset* writes :—" Sian my report of last week the @batmen have been busy at work in fixing the penthcuse banging tackla and are now in a fair way in sinking the engine shaft below the 20 fathom level. In the 20 end driving west of elegise shaft the lode is 15 inches wide, yielding lea d, soft spar, and muodic, and vary much improved. This end is really very promising, and I eau truly say I never saw the lode ladder so well before. In the 20 end driving east the lads is ea (10 inches wide), yielding mundic and blends, and still letting out a large stream of water. In driving this end about 30 Whams east of engine shaft we shall %tweed • north and mouth lads underlying east . This %lode was met with in driving the add level. This lode in the edit is fully 3 feet wide, and I am of the opinion that when this lode in cut in the 20 fathom level good results will be met with. The edit shaft is sunk 8 fathoms 1 foot 6 inches below the surface. We are pushing the sinking of this shaft as fast as pomade, as we know other lodes wit be met with wham driving is named." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET . (THIS DAY.) RACTILICI LID 111Twarroirat. ritafsara.) (Isom ous ow. oosarmro=nmrr.► The market rather brisker, sad quotation aorlampall aims yortarday. Sala probably 5.000 balaa, TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The 'market is steady. Town tallow la quoted 41r. 3d Peterebarg Y. 0., es the soot, 425. ; October to Do:truer, 44a. ; Jimmy to Musk 1865, 435. Mai= Avaaaois.—Town tallow, 43.. 94. fat by ditto, 2s. lid. ; yellow Busman, 435. 6d. ; melted Ask 32a. Id. ; retort ditto, 18e. Od. ; tallow graves, 18a. ; good drip, Is. SMITHFIELD RAY Kilmar.—CllllB DA Y.) ii Mem& Harvey and Easton report trod* at LA a Drina, Primo soosclow boy. 80a. to Mk ; 11i0Vir, w. 100 t. to 1403. ; straw. 220. to Sa. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAT.) Outdoor prodoos, though not yet absedaet, is lairrowlsg in quality ; pekes, however, for some thing, essetimis higk. Cherries, gooseberries, and strawberries an all bat over. (If grapes and pine apple. there is still • good .z . Currants ere nearly over. Foreign goods comprise gresnpge plums, and West India pis s apples:7l2 which are abundant and cheap. Keel filberts feta from 56.. to 655. per 100Ibs. ; French kinds realise 32.. 6d. to 36.. per 100Iba. New walnuts are jest corning into market. and will be plentifuL Potsdam from Yorkshire s a id the midland comities are abundant. Pima are scares. Flowers abiedy mold at orchids, heaths, pelargoniums, anew net* and roma YIUIT. Apples, per sieve, Jo to as Cherries, per lb.. 6d to ft Oranges, per 100, las to SY Lemons, per 100, Ps to 12s Ness. Iteration', do , les New Broth, do.. Ids tiniest; do.. 185. to fle !ARLES. Pine apples, Ipso Ih.. S to ael Grapes, per lb., do to to Pooches, per dos , Gs to Its Nectarine& do., es to Its Apricots, dn., Is id to is PI Gooseberries, grow p. ad to 64 PIGIT4 Mo w. pe'r I b:lrste, Is to least's Pees, per Pultot. S 01 to Slid Potatoes Verb llogyats per to.. Ns to No Nock', do., did to Ile Flakes, 60s to 90s Carrot., per bunch, ad to 9d Turnips, per basalt, ddb ad Cuoadabded. oadb. dd to Is Boot, pm dos., la Ild to ld Shallots, par lb., td Girlie, per lb , St lodddeod, oath, Id to Id nadirs, sears, la I* Bonrfdhh,ppp oti. .bssools. Mushrooms, , WYSS Parsley, per It bombed. Wiped Herbs, par bomb, et I ... 101} I 10t4 zd !Of_ In 3 _id _id ei T st I 7SI - 4 zd 10i 120,:j WOO 4174 10.000 10,000 K i l I