The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-01 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (More Mr. Registrar Winslow.) IN RE BRYANT.-LARGE rAii.uar IN THY DRAPERY TRADE. The bankrupt. John Bryant, was a draper, of High-street, Notting-hill. His debts are upwards of 3,0001., owlets about Vaal. Kr. Boldero, of the firm of Spencer, Turner, and Bolder°, drapers, of Limos grove, was choeso trade snipes, Nr. Bell is the official assignee; and Hr. Heather is the solicitor under the proceedings. IN HE THOMAS AND SAMUEL PARKER. The bankrupte were leather-sellers, of Northampton. This was the tint sitting. Their liabilities are considerable, up irds of 26,000/. including a debt of 15 Mil . to the Northamptonshire U nion ' Bank, for which security is held. Theiraneta are stated at 7,000/. or 6,0001. The following creditors were chosen assignees :—Mr. Alfred Page, bank manager, of Northampton ; Mr. George Mat thews, leather manufacturer, of Berrooodsey ; and Mr. Thomas Shepherd, leather merchant, of Northampton. Mr. Lliatteris, accountant, was appointed manager of the estate, by resolution of the creditors. The solicitors under the pro ceedings are Minas. Linklaters and Hackwood. Fane.) IN MI JANN BENSON. The bankrupt, described se a commisaion agent, of War. rington-street, St. Pancras, bad been engaged in getting up a company, called the Telegraph Woi ks Company, for the manufacture of submarine cables. His liabilities are about 4410/. only. The order of discharge was granted unopposed. (Before Mr. IN RE SMITH AND PATIRNT.—AN OLD CLAIM. The bankrupts were tanners and leather merchants, of Bermondaey, well known from their connection with the great leather house of Laurence and Mortimore. Thin was a divie.end sitting under the private estate of Smith. The debts are only 580/., and they will be paid in full. Mr. Maury Emmett, who said he had been brought up to the profession of the law, but having plenty of means had We followed it, tendered a proof for 251. for cigars, bought for the bankrupt and supplied to bun, and monies paid on his account. . . Mr. Murray on behalf of the anignees resisted the proof. His Honour said it was too stale. The bankruptcy oc curred two years ago, and the account began two and a-half years before the bankruptcy. The proof would be rejected. IN HZ LAMOND. The bankrupt, James Lamond, was described so a Scottish kw and parliamentary agent, of Abingdoo•street. This was the sitting for examination and discharge. His debts are 5171. ; assets about lOW. Mr. E. Reed o ppo sed. It appearing that the bankrupt bad recently given a bill of sak on his property, an adjournment was ordered for inquiry. IN RS ROMAN. The bankrupt was a groper, of Whiteeroes-street. This was the tutting for order of discharge. The debts are only 2001. Mr. R. Griffiths supported • there was no opposition. It appeared that the bankrupt did been in the habit of sup plying goods to the inmates of Whitecrusa-street prison. and consequence of the diminution of their number his trade had fallen off and he had been obliged to come to this court. Order granted. . THE POLICE COURTS. (THIB DAY.) BOW-STREET. A young fellow of respectable appearance, but disreput able character, named George Martin, was charged with embezzling 1/. 15e. It appeared that the prisoner was employed for a short time as potboy at the Savoy Palace public-house, in the Strand, in the month of March last, and having been sent out to pay a sum of U. 15s. for his employers, he absoonded altogether with the money, and had not been beard of since. It was then found, on inquiry, that the prisoner had deserted a wife and family (who were now in the workhouse), and that, about tire years ago, he was con victed of a *Mader offence at the sessions. Prisoner (to the offioer)—What do you know about inn' Ackrill, F 48-1 know you to be an associate of the very worst thieves in London. Prisoner—lt is false. You never saw me before in your life. Achill said he apprehended the prisoner in Oxford•etreet from knowing him. lfr. Henry—lt is a case which must go to the sessions, under the circumstances. Prisoner—Then I shall plead not guilty. Mr. Heals, the former employer of the prisoner, mid he unfortunately took him without a character, wanting him only fora short time. Mr. Henry—You should on no account admit a person into your employ without a character. The prisoner is committed for trial. The prisoner, on leaving the dock. said, " give you a pill when I come out ;" but it did not appear at all clear as to whom the threateend dose applied. CLE:RICENW ELL. COMMITTAL OP A PICKPOCKET. John Edwards, but who is known to the police by other aliases, who gave a false address, was charged with picking the pocket of a lady Dear Russell•square. Yesterday the complainant was walking near Russell- I square, when the prisoner and one of his com panions went up to her and inquired the way to Bloomsbury-square. As she was pointing out the way she noticed that they got close to her, and seeing that the prisoner and the other man went off in opposite directions she became alarmed, felt in her pockets and missed her purse, which was safe a few minutes before abe saw the prisoners. Her cries for assiatance alarmed one of the neighbouring tradesmen, who pursued the prisoner and apprehended hint in a public-house, when he denied all knowledge of the transaction. The prisoner said at first he was certain be wee not the man who committed the robbery, but upon the police ask ing for a remand to enable them to prove a former convic tion, the prisoner said that he would plead guilty, and hoped for mercy. Mr. Barker said he should certainly have committed the prisoner for trial had it not been for inconveniencing the prosecutrix. He should now send the prisoner to the House of Correction with hard labour for six months. The prisoner, who seemed to be pleased with the decision, was then removed, laughing heartily. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. SCRGLARY AT MRSSRS. BURTON'S IN OXFORD-STREET. 4501. NORTH OF PROPERTY STOLEN. Edward Godwin, a general dealer, of 5, Liverpool-street, lelingtowgreen, was charged before Mr. Knox with stealing, at a, Oxford-street, ou the 19th ult., a tea service and a large quantity of property, of the value of 450/., the pro perty of Messrs. Burtoo, furnishing ironmongers, &c. Mr. Wontner prosecuted and Mr. Lewis, jun., of Ely place, defended. It appears that a few days before the robbery took place the prisoner took lodgings at a house in Newman-street, about six or seven doors off the prosecutors' (Messrs. Bur tons), where he lodged for seven or eight days. The day before he left the house a large new deal box was brought to it, and the following morning the prisoner on leaving with it, it appearing to be very weighty, said be was going in the country for a few days, and asked that the room might be kept for him. The prisoner never returned, and on the discovery of the robbery a reward of 1001. was offered by the prosecutors for the apprehension of the burglars, awl the matter placed in the hands of Sergeant Lambert, 12 E, who from information he received, and with the assistance of Police-constable John Cook, 198 S, suc ceeded in apprehending the prisoner at a public-house in the neighbourhood of Fitzroy-square, at 10 last night, when he denied ever lodging in Newman-street at all, but on the servant of the house being sent for, she immediately identi fied the prisoner from among a number of others. Sergeant Lambert produced a dark lantern, two jemmy', and two picklocks, which were left on the prosecutors' pre mises by the person or persons who had entered the store room. The prisoner was remanded. A BATCH OF vicepocerrs. George Johnson, Wot. Pall rwk , and J John Bannham, were charged by Sergeant Edward Langley, of the detective police, with attempting to pick pockets, and being in pos session of a number of pocket-handkerchiefs. The sergeant said he saw the prisoners attempt to pick two pockets, and then took them into custody, when on searching them he found five handkerchiefs on Johnson. On doing so Johnson remarked, "It's a good many, but not when a chap's got a cold." t Langley said one handkerchief was marked " I). ."and another, " Sarah Webb." Johnson mid they were all his own property. Mr. Knox—Perhaps you are related to the Webb family I The prisoners were all committed for three months each. WESTMINSTER. PICKPOCKETS AT THE KXWSITION. John Allen and Henry &clatters, the latter of whom said be was a very respectable young man *addict not like to give his name, were charged with picking pockets at the Exhibition. Charles Cola C, said that at 7 o'clock last evening he was et the corner of the Cromwell-mad, when he saw the two prisoners, and knowing them as the constant aasociatca of thieve*, he watched them. Mr. Arnold—Do you mean to gay you know this very respectable young man to be an also:bite of thieves Witness —Yes. I do. Prisoner Eccleston— I have only been in London four days. Mr. Arnold—How long have you known him ! Witness—l saw him first four or five years ago. I have seen him several times of late, and recently with the other er?oncr. Nr. Arnold_Go on with your statement. Witness—l sew Allen go in f loot of a lady and &fiction c!ore by with his left hand down by the lady's side. Both then left her for a little while and west into the Brompton- M. l , but they returned to her and stood as before. Et deston with his right hand used a white handkerchief to wipe his face, while with his left he picked the lady's pocket. He drew his hand out with something in it, and then touched the other prisoner. Looking at me they were ►bout to go ►way when I endeavoured to seize them both, THE REPRESENTATION OF EXETER.—We learn that Mr. Coleridge, the eminent Queen's Counsel of the western circuit, ben consented to come forward in the liberal interest for the city of Exeter. We see no reason why the liberals of Exeter, if they are united, should not send both Mr. Seymour and Mr. Coleridge to the Commons' House of Parliament at the next election .—Plysioulh Journal. --- ALARMING FIRIL—At 6 o'cloCk this morning a fire, which occasioned considerable alarm to the residents in the locality, broke out at No. ss, Took's-court, Chewer) , lane, is the occupation of Meson. Walter Morris and Son, law-writers. At the time mentioned Mr. Morris and seve ral clerks were at work, and the apprentice, a young lad, having occasion to proceed to the back room on the first floor, discovered the place to be in flames. He at once closed the door in order to stop the draught, and thereby stay the progress of the fire, and after giving the alarm he ran for the engines, which were speedily in operation. The firemen succeeded in confining the calamity to the upper part of the house, which is entirely destroyed. There were many valuable documents on the premises at the time, bat, fortunately, they were all saved. Messrs. Morris and Sae are insured. CHARING-CRON RAILW AY. —At the Sheri fTB' Court, Red Lou-equate, before Mr. UnderShenff Burchell and • special jury, a compensation case was tried on Wednesday, which occupied the court till nearly 7 o'clock. Messrs. Holdsworth and Douce, wine merchants, the successors of Messrs. Cutler, of Hungerford-street, made a claim of 6,6.i01. an the Charing cross Railway in respect of premises re quired far the railway. Mears. Holdsworth had removed, in coosequenos of a notice from the coooy, to Pall-mall, and several items of claim were made. The m removal of the business was a material circumstanoe, as also the re moval of their stock of wine, which amounted to about 5,000 dozens. The loss by damage, deterioratioo, and leakage of the wine was estimated at from 3s. to 3s. 6d. per dozen. Es lance was given that port and claret wine became " nick " by removal, and it was some time before such wine was in • settled state. It was suggested that port wine, when sent to a customer, was injured, and the Rower was that the loam wu agreed upon before it was sent. Mr. Montagu Chambers, Q.C., for the claimants, called a number of witnesses to show the low Messrs. Holdsworth would sustain by the removaL Mr. Lloyd, Q.C., for the company, complained of the large amount claimed, espe cially in respect to the alleged deterioration of wine by the removal, when the claimants had taken more fashionable premises in Pall-mall, where the business would no doubt Increase. The jury gave • verdict for 3,5C3/., as compen sation to Messrs. Holdsworth and Douce. . LOCAL TAXATION.—AD act wax paned in the year 1880, requhing annual returns to be made to the Home-office of all the local taxation of the year ; and the first year's returns have now been published. This being the first yeas, some of them are extremely imperfect ; but they show that church-rates were levied to at least the amount of 233,580/. ; burial board rates, 103,7071. ; sewers and drainage and embankment rates, 283,0701. ; rates for the local management of the metropolis, 788,1891. ; harbour dues, 1.201,3981. • rates levied by local boards, improvement I commissioners, a nd under the Lighting and Watching Act, 874,3384—t0ta1, 3,484,2624 The bonded or mortgage debt secured on these rates and tolls is about 17,000.0004 The poor-rates, police, and county and borough rake, highway rates, turnpike ills, and Trinity Howe dues, bring the sotire local taxation up to about 15,000,0001. a year. FEARFUL SUICIDE ON THE DUBLIN AND KINGS ?owe ILAILWAT.—On Wednesday ail; a man deliberately committed aikido at Salthill station, laying his bead on the rails, and allowing the 11 p.m. train from Dublin to pass over it. His features are not distinguishable. He is , old, and of a gentlemanly costume. Hi. name is not known ; but inside his hat was found • paper, on which was wenn°. " I have been sleeping on the rock thee. two nights."—Dieb/in Evening Mail. ALARMING ACCIDENT AT THE IVyBRIDGIE RAIL WAY STATION.—Ao accident of a serious nature occurred on the South Devon Railway nu Tuesday. The guard of • goods train, winds was waitin g a t I v yb r id ge Station, °fil -1 measly turned the points, which had b een correctly placed, I the result being that the 9.20 up passenger train from Ply mouth went on to the down line, and ran into the goofs train at the natio°. A third class carriage in the centre • of the train had its foremost compartment smashed in ' • one gentleman sustained • fracture of the thigh, another a compound fracture of the nasal bone, and several other se. vere bruises and abrasions. Fortunately the alow pace at which the passenger train was proceeding, it being about to stop, prevented any very disastrous results ; but had a similar mistake been made with reference to the express or any other train which did not stop at the station, it i s ap palling to contemplate the consequences which would have ensued.—Plyetonth Journal. MORMON Ftscaurrs.—About 200 of the disciples of Brigham Young arrived at New York es the 9th of July in the packetahip Windermere, from Havre. A New York paper describes them as all —men, women, and children— ; quiet, inoffensive-looking, blue-eyed Swiss, but the charms of the female portion seemed to have been sadly impaired by hard manual labour, and, judging from their Ironed shoulders, hard bony AK* and fiat broad feet, they had spent • considerable portion of their time is performing teaks for which the rougher sex are specially intended. They left next day es route for the Greet Salt Lake. Shan the begin. sing of the present year about 2,500 Korman have arrived at New York, and gone west to swell tin ember of Retsina' Young's followers. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1862 but Eccleston ran away and threw something in the road. He was followed for some distance and was then taken. There was 8/. 151. 6d. lane in Allen's pocket. Two 'racemes were called who had followed and secured Eccleston. He was seen to throw copper money away. Prisoners were remanded for a weak. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (HI LAMM numosArs.) GOODWOOD MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) NASSAU STAKES. Bertha Sappho SWEEPSTAKES. • .• Hooper ••• • •• Eatrentet ... ... ... ... Lady Fanny ... ... ... 4 ran. NURSERY STAKES. Dead heat with Glenoc.hty c and Brick. QUEEN'S PLATE. About three miles and five furlong& King of Diamonds, Rapparee, Dusk, Wizard, Malek, Coronet, and Puts. All are here. CHESTERFIELD CUP. One mile and a quarter. The Wizard. King of Diamond., Savreutter, Camerino, ro Paleet, Wild Rose, Mistake, Mae at Arms, deneral Hess, Imans, Sir William, Canary, Lady Ripon, ('h ere-Arnie, Silverhair, Prince Plauxible, Confectioner, The Knave, Maggiore, Beckenham, Volunteer, Myrtle, Earl of Surrey, Leonora, Hubert, &oaken& Spencer, Rockley, Costa, Lady Evelyn e, Sap,pbo, Humphrey, Ducat, Lapidist, Ace of Clubs, Sweet Hawthorn, Saracen, Gorse, Eutremet, Clementi, Freeholder, Rioter, Disdain, Bosh, Bandage, and Merry Maid are here. DUKE OF RICHMOND'S PLATE. One mile. Ma 'ore, Volta's, Ducat, Buckenham, Vertumne, Court Martial, Clementi, Dalearnan, Innellan, David Am, Lopcatcher, Freeholder. Cellarium, Sloven, Prophet, and Baron Munchanaen are here. MARCH STAKES. Half • mile. Ace of Clubs, Ohre Brssolt. Sammerante, G ' Girl, Thorpe Langton, Dunkeld, Agug, Aconite f, riar Miss Livingstone, See Nymph, Tisiphone, Mountain Buck, Peignoir, Merry Hart, sod Sheerness are here. ALARMING RAILWAY _COLLISION NEAR WARRINGTON. Ono of the most alarming railway collisions that has recently taken plane occurred yesterday afternoon on the London and North-Western Railway, between Man chester and LiverpooL The express train, which leavcs Victoria Station, Manchester. at 2.415. m., proceeded ',alter day, as usual, with pinworm . for Liverpool, Chester, he., taking up at °rebel Lee a carnage of the Great Northern Railway Company, which was placed next to the engine. Following that were • guard's van, seven carriages, and a van also at the rear of the train. Oa its arrival at Newton Junction the carriages for Warrington and Chester were detached, sod the train proceeded on its way. Arriving near the Eidson waggon works, the driver observed an en gine shunting somas to the main line some empty waggons, and the shunting engine became almost stationary. The intervene m distance at this time was not more than fifty yards, and the express . was dashing on at the rate of thirty miles an hour. The driver did all in his power to stop the train, but without e ff ect, and it came into fearful contact with the shunting engine. The express engine leaped up, and swaying over fell among some waggons with which the sidings were filled. The driver of the express stock to the engine, and miraculously escaped, only • few of his ribs being bruised and be being hurt shills about the head ; the stoker was also unhurt, he having jumped off, receiving n Ahiug more than &severe shaking from rolling over. The most alarming and melancholy consequences to the passengers were antici- ' paled. for there were the Great Northern car riage, the guard's van, and another ' broken to piece' ; the first one being quite • wreck. From this one a lady was taken out along with others, and upon being examined it was found that a few slight bruises only were inflicted upon the bitter ; but the lady was severely wounded about the head and chest: She was immediately placed under the care of • medical gentleman, and is going on favourably. The rest of the passengers, fortunately, have received little I or no injury as far as we could learn, and shortly after wards proceeded oei their way. Upon the accident be coming known, several hundred men from the waggon works were in attendance, and every possible effort, was made for clearing the line, which was accomplished in the mums of a couple of hours. The remarkable amps of the passengers is in some measure accounted for by the train being a light one, owing to another train for the accommodation of gentlemen attending Manchester on Tuesdag ni ai . Thurs days being despatched at 2.15 p.m. The to the stock has been estimated at between 4,000/. 5,0001., both engines having been smashed. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two °Two'. The railway market to-day is heavy. A fall of e to 1 per cent. has taken place in Groat Northern, South Eastern, Midland, and Lancashire and York shire railway stocks, 3 in Great Western, and in London and North Western. Business is inactive. Loudon and North Western stock is now quoted 96 to Great Western, 721 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071 to .1 ; Midland, 1301 tot ; Cale donian, 108 to 109 ; Great Northern, 1 1 to 120 ; South Eastern, 85 to 1 ; Eastern Coun ti es, 59e to 60 ; and London and South Western, 1021 to 1031. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 41 to 41 prem. Other foreign lines are quiet. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway shares are more inquired for. UZDIN•ZY !SHAMS AID STOOLL E L IPd I BALLwATS. I y aaSiz atir ig C m 1 to; li"Np.m. IM.W. 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FEETHER OPENING OP WI This morning the pavemeet on the south side was opened to pedestrians. and with the exception of fixing the lamps on the month side of the bridge, this handsome and capacious structure is now fieished. The view up the river towards Battersea and Vauxhall is very fine, owing to the facilities offered by the extreme lows*ss of the balustrades. There is also • good view of the Homes of Parliament to be obtained from that side of the bridge. DESPATCH OF CANADIAN AND UNITED STATE hum& —Yesterday the Quebec and Nominal Royal Mail steamer Jura was despatched from Liverpool for Quoins with mails for Canada and the United States, topther with a large number of panuagess, ono, ha, 160 116 3,11 1211 132 zd 71 03 102 101 122 lid zd L i pro xd 67 zd I i 17 0 . id 13/ in zd 106 106 96 96 112 114 11 114 112 11 p" as 06 11 Of 411 IMs Com Ai Ai 140 145 11l SO 4211 44 In 121 123 126 104 1(6 123 126 1011.IIGN ZALLWAYS. 4 Mosrlaa . an Antwerp Is lailiatilma an Animas. 2 alklatt.traj j. LP& a I= IL J I. 0111•1111•1211- 80 Lammas LW I Ran a I ° 7l%temiaa all 15 Dutch ilisaldi all , lisalani al Mom - all !GIL Arian aima. 6. p. a a Vt. Loatral al Taws an /08. I Laulal a rt. IL an liallaa Jsi a LAN OCONIMISI al Pala. an Own sma Teraliml A Um* sod Germ all Wads Animas I x an Da. ap...a.T71. I 12 114 07 . an SESISIM of ?maw 11 Do. Now Bbares an Iseweglaa Trunk lea 17 In6asaanlanyrnall.lial an Wm aadlledlt. all 11.1.0611111111 an ;ISt aoll S. leamdaso (Pirem=t i l i t , & all 1.4 on Berl NAIL of l▪ l 7 par owl all and NM* . - an SiDa per seal Fret 0 is. 7 pont. 11 Vllll4lllO le 40 . 1 forlllol7pelei. . _ _ .1 IllialseielieWs — e• - . all O ilkoilars Da. Op sent. PM all ID C DI. i llf . t 11. at /see 7 7} II 11 Cm 10e Ile 1• Ma 12 280 21 U 14 ui Si Of at •i+ ...- .L M a 10 3 7 di 63 44 40 66 1& lif Li ii io* lot $t 10 ' , I 11 q 1 Ms Nt a ft I at l ae BLITISH 0. Ird I HALLWAY& I y a t nig i er V i 101 all £O4/40•41.10 68 a R 111 los.Dor. DO. IN 141 10 20 1 Do. New — Si eli 18 en Do. 1010009 au 111 al ara,inat..eassiai Sp.a. Ida, Awg. I, 11111 90004400.11.. H. 80 86 118 105 De. Jalpl.l9/9, 0110 76 80 IN 145 Do.JuaL UK Nilo 75 0 16 100 0000 aB. 11008 lOO 102 1I 100 OspeTADeeklp.o.oA l4 1084 86 100 110ww UlO neal Indio Damoal 18 1 Do IL Ildweites I i 4 pal 2 2 20 1 Do. Ps _ 16. He Oland H. do Teaok ri Ceoadi 214 124 Vi 100 0 Do. 8 pee at. Pod. IN all Doilec.Pred.4p.ct.Bc 5O 68 160 an De. 6 per el DebemL $1 U 111 all Do. V per 0 1952 4O 44 160 0 Do. do. 1887 5O U 100 0 Do. do. 1871. SO 18 1L 100 Orod /100 Peolande. 102 t 1 i 05 4 148 12 10 Do. New Pal 90 1 Do. January, MC 56 100 06 S. 0 ladla 8. 6 p e <lol 101 NI IS D 194 all 060 0. Ne o ro 8 Ilea 121 71 122 .t 111 leo all p.:010.0,71,w.0p 97 100 180 an Do. 55 do., 77ortLep. 109 a D0.84p.0a11ia.pa7.78 88 al 18 1 Indian Brandt lAnuted OM par IL IN Idadno Goal. 44 pee et. 91 IC b 6. IN Do. do. sre et 101 111 1014 U. 10 Da. Of pet al. atea 96 98 IL 100 11011.0oep.0p. elleoda 90 0 N.Betworwlak di Moeda 005 sap. N. 6 I 14 01 Da. is. load do. I V ..• N an lek do. 1 am. do. II 0 Do. do. Lad do. 1 I 11. ILK cd Canada Bp.a 86 50 U l.O Do. 0%0 .... 121 1814 _ 10 all Do. 901 162 91. la Do.10.1161106.&41ga 88 100 COLONIAL 410•111.111 INST 11.101711T1N9. No. Ift 1 9000. IPd 1 CL 8006 I Salos. 7..... :: Do.6plcia l l_ 410 4 1: 1:: — 1.6 = —.. .. Da.dper &yew/Avg. 101 11 8 158 ... Do. Oper 4.510 180 p. 100 IN 108 — 2,i14; .. Do. I per cent. ... .... Do. 6ow =IL 14. Nock 100 18 18 96 .... . cd 0 HopeOp.ot. 100 111 118 do. 1 100 111 111 . .. Do. do 1891100 110 112 la& .. New Bremew.Gov.6p. et. 100 108 106 .... .. N. &Waite Ow.6p. o. 1 100 904 1004 .... .. D 0.6 p. Cy 1871 JO 187 100 99 100 .. Do. Ip. a, 1818 lOO 984 994 04 4 9 • • *: .. New Zealand 4 poi mot lOO 107 10 1 IKON .. Nova Boats I p 0., 1875 100 10 106 104 .... .. & 410600 v. 'pa. loads 100 108 110 .... .. VW. Ge.4p.0...10.*Ja1y 100 1.05 108 6 1 .... .. Do. do. 41p. a. April .8 O. 100 1084 10 1084 4 AA ai fi°°l :: 1111T1611 1112 SL ii:Oiwil :: eoe to.oeol 4 !Ar t , C.°°& 6,000 .. MOO. •- isitiaiTii;: - o -or p c..1 11. Con. tfavilak.) Bas!llshatt (IlMpa) last Caradoit kit Cam Lima R.Wh.ltaml Travis k ) Grambler Aabya Great South Talon 0 gm, vex mostow Grenville Herod "loot 11Lipka Downs =l, Valley Margaret (Ooy Waal) hlwyn= Ore North N. Mower (Plow) N. Wh. llorort (Morin) North Whoa Crotty IVY Oro.. Os. Nosey) Proeideare (O. Weak): eCoa. Mtn. Co. Ix il6l at 11a tag SI. Ilk 41. la. LULL 4/ as. I S U. 1.4. r. SA. 14 93 440 460 id 47 49 44 46 la s fi 149 77. 4 s la 40 I 9 I 4 3 1 sil eus 120 iO l.l 10 C4(. 11 i1 - 4 4* 3 i 4 S 4 U as ut_ 1 ir.Z= (al Clser).. a. r t a_ . Brat Oitis:11) i I. Ir ° ra P usr..a~al Tin Croft Val* of Tway (Cala) West Meat (Illogas) W. Camden (lard) west Man Wh. Basest (111221 ; via. Bo ( Wh. Idwarti() Wheal Lackola WY. Lilly klia. LeMail W.lLmAyn(lteithen. WY. Treimmey iittlekt =Aim JOINT STOOL OLIO 100 • Aura sad 11. Se , . Beak . 10 AllienoeLon.aLtTerriel a Arlrelaia II el Beak 100 Beak ot liadoa II MIMS N. America 10 Cker.BLßrit. Columbia 0 C. Bk. lawn Aus,t.lau. C Mere. of lad* I ltl and Mina l Vadal WU Om. 0 Canada I 10 Bag.SmaltAnal.Chartd 100 Imperial Bank. Malted 100 Lowlea and Braalan 00 I. Ch. Nadi at Awed folio 0 London and Canty 0 Larks Joint Stook .. 10 Landon & South Anima " MO Lou. and meetralniter I 100 Metro. I Pray. Pr sa iLk 10 ref. Pron. of u 0 Do. Nes— IS Stational Bank New South Wage ri Orleatel Bank Omani 10 Ottoman Beak too Prablefal at Ireland IS Booth Australia Union of Auttrelle 10 Unica et Landes ItUICILLA/4110U1 MONEY MARKET.- (THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctocx. The stock markets to-day are heavy, and an unfavourable reaction has occurred in prices. The funds have fallen k per mat, and several of the principal English railways per cent. In foreign stocks (with the exception of Egyptian) there is likewise dimi nished buoyancy, owing to the rapidity of the pew issues. _ . --- The India Five per Cent. Stock is quoted 1084 to A, being lower. The scrip of the new Peruvian Loan is quoted 21 to 31 pram., and that of the Venezuela Loan, 21 to h prem. Portuguese Loan scrip has fallen to 21 to 21 prem. Consols are officially marked 941, I, 94, and 934, for money, and 941 and 931 for the account. The present quotation is 94 to 94, both for cash and the 7th instant The official business report is as follows :-Bank Stock, 2391, 238, 240 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 941, 4, 94, 931 ; New Three per Cents., 941, 1, 94, 931; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, 4, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 101; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1041 ; ditto Five-and-s- Half per Cent., 1101, 11l ; Exchequer Bills, 254., 285., 275. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks have been lees active than of late, but still numer ous. The most buoyant stock in this de partment is again Egyptian. The old stock after being marked as high as 141 prem., is now quoted 131 to 141. The new issue is quoted Bto 10 prem. Italian Five per Cents. and old Venezuela Bonds are rather more offered. Spanish Certificates, Russian scrip, and Mexican Bonds have met with inquiry. The new Turkish Loan (scrip) is quoted 31 to 34 prem. ; the Turkish Bonds of 1864, 861 to 87 ; and that of 1858, 764 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Ans trian Five per Cents., 68 (exchange 126.) ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1014 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., scrip, 14, 4, 131, 144 • prem. ; ditto paid up scrip, 96, 96, 961, 96, 97 ; lalian Five per Cents., 721, 4,1, 711, (each., 25fr.) ; ditto Maremmana Railway 744 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for amount, 284, 1 ; New Granada Active, 91 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., 90 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 474 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 60 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1862, scrip, 1 prem. ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 661 ; the Committee's Certificates, 91 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 87, 861 ; ditto for account, 861, ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for ac count, 751, 4 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 751 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, scrip, 31 prem. ; ditto paid up scrip, 711, 4, ; Venezuela Three per Ceuta., for account, 28, 1, 271 ; ditto One-and-a-Half per' Cents., 14. There was a better demand for money yesterday, and though transactions in good bills occurred in the open market at le to 14 per cent., the applica tions at the Bank of England were to a fair extent. The Sinking Fund of the Chilian Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Loan of 1858 has been increased from to 1 per cent. There were no bullion operations at the Bank yesterday. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,127/. ; the Great North ern, an increase of 3,6841. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 1,1281.; the Midland, an increase of 1,9331.; the North Eastern, a decrease of 2211.; the La ncashire and Yorkshire, a decrease of 4,5581.; and the Great Western, an increase of 8,0471. We are requested to state that the differences regarding the agency in this country for the Ha vannah and Marianas Railway Loan have boon amicably arranged, and the first mortgage bonds, bearing interest at 7 per cent., will now be offered to the public by the agents for the company- Messrs. Cavan, Lubbock, and Co. The Madras Railway Company have paid into the Bank of England since the 22nd July to the credit of the Secretary of State for India in Council the further sum of 92,3801. on account of the fifth extension capital of the company. The sum of 168,7191. has been paid up to this date to the credit of the Secretary of State for India in Council on account of capital of the Delhi Railway. The directors of the Bank of British Columbia have made a call of Si. per share, payable on the 11th August. Shareholders in the Union Bank of Ireland (Limited) are required to sign the articles of mod- ation. The share certificates will thereupon be ready for delivery. The report of the directors of the Westminster Palace Hotel Company, to be presented at the half yearly meeting on Monday next, congratulates the' shareholders on the steadily increasing business of the hotel. The following are extracts of this document : The gross receipts for the tali-year ended June 30th base been 19,9131. 13s. ld. ; the expeeditere be. been 12,4921. 18e, and there remains as net profit 7,4204 17s. 14., which, after deducting 6251. interest on debenture loan, will, with the sum of 1,0781. 6s. carried over after raying I the last dividend, leave 7,874/. 3s. ld. to th e credit arthe profit and loss account. The directors have determined, I with the sanction of the shareholders, to declare a dividend for the half-year at the rate of 8 per centum per annum, and to carry over to next half-year the sum of 7791. ss. sd. The whole of the 30,0001. (new capital) has been paid up with the exception of 3061. 13s. 4d. It is stated that the subscriptions for the shares in the Bank of Queensland are very numerous. At Paris, where upwards of 20,000 shares in the Algerian Cotton Company have been subscribed for, the direction of the undertaking hen been strengthened by the addition of the undermentioned gentlemen, viz., M. Le Duc de Valmy, M. Le Comte D'Hauterive, and M. Roux De Clansayes. The third series of colonial wool sales for the present year commenced yesterday. The catalogue comprised the following :-1,319 bales Sydney, 978 bales Port Philip, 475 bales New Zealand, 279 bales Van Diemen's Land, 67 bales Adelaide total, 3,118 bales. The attendance of buyers is reported by Messrs. Richard Dutton and Son as large, and the biddinge spirited, and the prices of the last sales are well supported. The present se ries will continue until the 11th of September, and the quantity arrived to this date is as follows : -Sydney, 31,434 hales ; Victoria, 25,696 bales Van Diemen's Land, 9,792 bales ; Adelaide, 9,173 bales ; New Zealand, 15,800 bales ; Swan River, 114 bales ; Cape of Good Hope, 15,206 bales total, 107,215 bales. The Castle Eden has been taken up for the con veyance of passengers to Adelaide. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, July 30, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation isms E32,215,130 Increase E 359,915 Circulation active Public dermas 5,896,840 Inerease 804.827 Other deposits Government securities in banking department Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both department 18,448,443 Immo, 387,828 Seven day and other bills 740.901 Immo 1,453 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes Stools Is banking department). 10,906,308 Drenthe 398,748 The Bank's resources are still being added to. Both the reserve and the bullion have again in creased. SANK OP INOLLIIID.—An Amount rent to the Ate Itk led Mt Vie.. C. IS. for the week abaftoa We.lase6ty, Jolly Ile, UAL Vales laud L74 f i 6,130 &nemNM debt.. 811.111411111 Other esowitlee.... 4014,130 eela mad bel lies iS 10 I If tfin, le le 25 IS 84 88 Purn lot 17; 18:d / 1 8 Pla so} art 39 . 40 iiirdj 11 11 pm 7? 79 par i Pm, .1 _I - 114 11 14 ties 1.7.1. • zd 151 MAMMON =dieters' Capital £14,.:411,1110 254 Desaaits 41411 diem Dube(' , Om Dank; Caen ada. el National Debt, and Div i te g i c ikt e l Sews day sad ether 740,901 Z 41,361,3611 ..Goworamai Goas d ike Dal= rrigiooriliai 2ll,oOldif O )0,44071 Gatos Gobi asd @Om Oda 863,313 (.41.1.5b$ MAILBRALL. Chtef — C 7 .aial - ir . THOINDAT EVI3prO. July SI, led. Consols, which closed yesterday at 944 tog both for money and th e 7th of August, opened this morning at 94 to 4, fell to 934 to 94, and closed at 944 to 1. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, 4, 934, 944 ; ditto for account (Aug. 7), 94, d ; Bank Stock, 2394 ; Three per Cents. R educed i 941, 91 ; New Three per Cents., 941, 941 ; New Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 77 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, I ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 , 101; ditto 1864 or 1866, 1004. The closing quotations for shares in new under. takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 104 to 11 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 2t prem. ; Commercial Union Assurance, 3-16 to 1-16 din. ; Universal Ma rine, 1 tot dia., being decidedly better ; London and Provincial Marine, par ; Mercantile Fire, 1 13-16 to 15-16 prem.; Metropolitan Wagon, 14 to 11 prem. ; Union Bank of Ireland, 1 dim. to par ; Bank of Hindostan, 1 dia. to par ; Irish Rolling Stock, Ito prem. ; General Rolling Stock, Ito prem. ; Thames Express Steam Boat, 4 tot prom ; Middlesex Bank, to 1 prem. ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, to 1 prem. ; Thames and Humber Shipbuilding, to 1 prem. ; Bank of Queensland, to prem. ; Algerian Cotton, to prem. ; an si Peninsular Irrigation, 4 to 1 prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIC-LAND. - -(11118 DAY.). - , There was a tittle rain ye7tord4reerising, bat the weather since has been exceedingly fine. To-day the wind is from UN S.W. with a pleasant breue. Supplies of English wheat and flour continue extremely short. Barley, oats, beans, and peas limited. Btieds con tracted. Not any Scotch or Irish corn during the week. The arrivals of foreign wheat are fair since last market day Raman and Proesian only. Flour none in ad dition to Wednesday's report, and only one parcel of barley. Oats are heavy, 40,000 for the week, mostly Archangel, with a few Daub, Swedish, and Danish. No other gram or mods reported the last two days. The weather being exceedingly fine, the wheat trade is reported slow, at Itooday'e price*, English or foreign. Yioar without change from that day. bales not brisk. Otfrm. atoremed arrival, but Monday's advance fully main. Lined. Beans and peas quite as dear as on Monday, and very Seeds.-Linseed and rapeseed oommead folly late Cloveresed-Foreign rather dearer. Other deeds d ull FLOATING Ceaocins.-A few on .ale, but business sot brisk at late quotitions. WRIAT.-Eagtha : Baez and Beat, white, nes, 495. to 575.; ditto, fine old, -a. to -a; ditto, red, new, 475. to 55a; ditto, fine old, -a. to -a ; Norfolk, ate., Ens old, --a to -s.; red, new, -s. to -a. Foreign : Da= la to 59a.; Ina 58s. to Mt ; extra, 50s. to -a.; no. Se 1/7e.; ditto, extra, 574. to 58e. ; Rostock, extra, .to 56a.; Mecklenburg, 334. to 57.. ; Uckarmark ditto, American white, 54 to 57a; ditto, red, 50s. to 36e.; Oars- disa, 50s. to 564. Boats[.-English maltlng, -a. to -4. ; -a . ; grinding, 27.. to 284.; and distilling, 30a. to 31a. per qr. ; foreiga goading, 25e. to 29 ..; ditto dis ti llmg, 29e. to 31a MAIL.-Eugbab, Benz and Norfolk. 595. to 1110. ; doe. 635. to 675. ; and Were, 65e. to 685.; brows, 504. to 58e. Oesa-laglisk feed, 255. Od. to 28s. Od.: potato, 295. to 335. ; forsip, 265. to 31s. Baena-English tiok, 344. to 355. ; borrow, 38. to 39a. ; 38.. to 39e. ; forefoot, 30s. to 324. ; tick, rt to 37a. ;Ho brag, 384. to 39.. ; ' 325. to 335. P144.-Euglish bona., 40a. to 414.; w to and btu, 40s. to 435. ; maple, -a. to --a; pop, 38.. to 38..; hog, 384. to 40s. ; foreign, 34 to 355. Faoos-Eogllsh town, 44e. to 465.; &Me fay 474. to 511.; (wonky, 425. to 435. ; Norfolk sod Suffolk, 375. to 39a; French, -a. to -a. per rink; UAL sweet, 26.. to 29a; Oasadisia 234. to 29..: tbloodok. -a. to -a. 0010.-Whito, 31s. to 33e. ; yellow, 294. to 31s. FLOATING Ceariors, all C. F. sad L- W heat Barth amid and Marianople, per 49211 a., 455. to 475. ; Mirk*, 454. to 475. Polish Odom, per 480iba, red, 39a. to 41a. ; - • Daanbe and Galata. 351. te 41a. ; Fe= fial se WM. Bea Bi l ypAlan awl Ikrisua. joma 21s. to 22a ; Odess m, a sod Dasube, do., 325. to Ws. Bras : Egyptian, per 48011a.,30e. to 31a. Raise : Odessa mid Oasts, par 4921b5., 314. Od. to 33a. ,• lbtall and Bulgarian, per 480th., 31s. Od. to 32a ; Fres*, do., --IL to -a. ; American, do., 295. to 30a. ; Egyptian, -a to -a Pasom.-Canary seed, per qr. 345. to 50s. ; Hemp seed, per qr., 465. to 50a. ,• Rekord mad, per bushel, white, Gt. to 94. ; brown, 74. to IA. ; B Limited, per eir =shin, 60s. to Wm. ; Linseed mires, rig,liah, par too", 111. Os. to 121. Oa ; Americium, thin, in beds., per too, 121. Oa. to 121. 104.; do., in bags, 11/. Os. to 111. 10a.; Baltic, 0/. to W. tla ; Marseilles, 1001.101. 104.: Rape cakes, 64 Otto 71. ; Taros, par bushel, winter, Bs. to As. Od. ; Rape seed, Engliah, par qr., 644. to 735. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM TUT 29 TO AUG. 1. Lydia sad tooth. blab. Fol=. Wheat Barley 1430 Oats MAIC 2900 • • • • • • Flour, English, OS seeks : foreign, IC maks, 9/20 barrels. . - LIVERPOOL COTTON AND 001iN JIARJESTEL (THIS DAY.) (ax worm AND num mAonno =sawn). (now on OWN coaaasronmorr.) The tendeocy of amounts from America has stimulated holders during the week. The demand hr revived from trade, nod expeller, and speculator ; prices of all descriptions are Od. to id. higher. Market dome brm. Committee's quotations advanced id. for fair American. Sales, 51,700 ; speculation, 20,020; export, 15,240 ; actual ditto, 13,667. Cottou market to-day *outlaws to strengthen, and sales will probably amount to 10,000 bales. Coax.-The market moderately attended, and flour and wheat more quiet, and in some came quotations (*Tour purchasers. _ . _ MINCING LANE - (THIS DAY.) Soots. —There has been • firm sad active demand for West India descriptions during the week, and prices have advanced fully 6d. per cwt. Foreign descriptions have also sold well Cubes at 6d. advance. Palo Ricos at firm rates. Reflood, prices continue to be fully supported, but there is lees activity io the demand. Muteness-200 casks have been sold : Surinam, at 145.; Antigua, 14s. 6d. to 15e. Corrris-The public sales of Plantation Ceylon held this week have been extensive, and there being a Ukh demand neerly all that was offered found buyers at firm prices; low to good middling realised 83e. 6d. to 89s. 6d.: and pea bony, 85s. 6d. to 945. 6d. ; Native Ceylon cold at 70s. 6d. to Ti... 6d. ; for goad ordinsry short berry liocltt, 100 s. to 104 s. ; Tellicherry, 86s. to 87..: pea berry, 925. dd. to 9.1.1. ; Cochin, 754. 6d. to 765. 6d. • and Siagapore, Tau.-The public sales held this week have gone off heavily, but former prima are unaltered. Scented capers realised 93. to 944. ltuu.-The market has been active at former prices. Demerara sold at Is. &I. ; Leewarde, la. 40. to Is. sd. ; Cuba, 1.. 5d.; Surinam, ls. 44d. Rue.-The demand is limited, but the business trans acted bas been at trio pricer. Hallam sold at 9a. to 94. 6d. middling to good middling white Dacca, Ils. 3d. to 11.. 6d. Eiricas.-Peimer has WA at previous ; ordinary Alleppee and Singapore, 344.; prime Penang, 3ad. Pimento firm. Ginger : Jamaica sold at fallrates, ordinary and good ordi nary, 53e. to 68s. Other mime are unchanged. flaurrerne.-TM market is dull. A pared, refraction 64. he. beeo mid at Ns. Coma.- There is a fair demand. and prices have become more steady. Tineivelly, 1341. ; Broach, 141 d. ; Western, 1:11d. Himr.-81. Petersburg, clean, 351. JOU has sold heavily at full prima. Common to fine, 161. 7s. 6d. to Z.U. ss. TALLOW MARKST—(THIS DAY). The market is steady. The yerswt quotations are as follows :—Town tallow, 4&. 3d. to as. 6d. net cash ; PetwOsul Y.C. a the wok db. 33. ; Ausrnst, 505.. DOW ; .eseber, &X to Z. 3d. ; October to Deeensber, SW. &I. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) News. Patienden sad Smith report that the demand for last rear's growth of bops for ese=titas is still &dive ; sod last week's quotetioos fully rem HIDE MARKET.--enns DAY.) LitmusAtz. —Hums. —Prieto :--96195.t0 641 be., Sid. to 3d. ; bets. to 72110., Sid. =WA* Ms, 3.1. to 30. ; 80.14. to 881bt., 3fd. to 40. ; sena to yam. 41d. to 4id. Horse hides, et. to lON. OW skin', Nib% s t . to St. bd. ; fall, M. IL Brazosuar.—Ehosio skin : Leak* 2i. 9d. to 4t. Sd. shouting', 2t. ed. to Is. IL COAL MARKILT.—(I7IIB DAY.) wo. Rod Ho4too, lb. ; Was Rod rto, 170. W.; Will. Rod Booth Ham, 18s. ; Walk bad Tees, 170 W.; Wao Eod Booth Kam, 17s. ; Was lad Oroop 176. ; Walls Eod Edon Main, 16s. 9d. ; lad Aiwa Qom, Mb IL ; Walls Ead Froassdllote. les. ; Walls Bad Whitworth, lbs. 61. ; Walker Priztraaa. lb ; Wyk's, lbs. 9d. ; Posrell's NAT. 1t..... 18 4 .; Oroy's Thertlay, 140. 9d. ; Lonotoot's Hartley, Lro.-71 ships at market. LIDO II 6,000 16 20,000 .. 6,000 ... LOU 612 .. 4.004 4,800 .. 1,v211 4026 . 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