The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-03 00:00:00

THE POLICE. COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GIIILDHAI 4 L. riII,TCONTICTION UNDX TIM 31W TRAFFIC ACT. • • • or, KnOtt, a carman, in the employment of Mann. nper and Co., of Bishopegate-strest, builders, was stun beiore Mr. Alderman Look, for driving on the 25th papst, between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., a timber carriage bd,s with timber, exceeding 25 feet in length, in water VrIAIOO of the bye-laws made in pursuance of the new City Tithe BilL Clow the evidence of Police-sergeant Trew, it appeared that he saw the defendant driving a timber carriage and fur Levi' laden with live stacks of timber up Ludgate-hill. Ilebevisg from their appearance that they exceeded the length s ilowed by the regulation, he measured them. and L i, ermined that they were 33 feet long, being 8 feet in ex- Ptf, L.l int admittea that the statement made by the r ob, nag correct, but said there would be considerable Atculty in carrying out the new regulation, especially during the short days, when to comply with them would ~,,, I s itste their loading and unloading in the dark, and VMS l.b:v then accidents would happen which were now avoided. lir. Alderman Lusk said he had only to administer the : A.. and as this waa the first infraction of the new regal*. t on he should only tine him la. and onsta,but if it were per. :n be should indict the extreme penalty. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. TifE PIKE IN DEAN-STBBIT.-ASSAULT ON A CONBTABLL 110,-;. Tana, of 48, Londoeetreet, Fitsroy•quare, was hsrgw Let ore Mr. Hoax with behaving in a disorderly ie Deanetreet, Soho, and also with &moulting Police thiatab!e Edwards, 124 C. :da.rds said that about 1 o'clock this morning a fire bwo out sr a timber-yard is Deen•treet, Soho, and be was waged with a body of constables in keeping the crowd t vc i. The prisoner came up and tried to fords his way through the hoe of police, and refued to go back. He toll the rmoner that DO persons were allowed to pass and the rano' then seised him by the throat, and created a good dud of confusion, and he was obliged to take him into ristoly. . . . “Ic;:ser to Mr. Knox the constable said the prisoner •a Dot sober. The prisoner maid he had an aunt living in the street and to wu sullen+ to get through the crowd. He did cot rousmbet stnking the constable. — lir. Knox remarked that the constable did not say he e 'truck. Prisoner said he was lorry for what had occurred. 3/r. Knox said the police were employed at fires to keep rrder and assist the firemen), and if order were not kept terrible things would happen. He should fine the prisoner :vs. for 'moulting the constable. WORSHIP-STREET. A DISHONEST lON. Janice Penny, James Pape. and Harriet Davis, a lady- Lie person. of middle age, living near Lambeth Palace, and Mo corned an infant which from extreme anguish of mind ,be ease on compelled to resign , were ohar under these cnunistanoes Mr. George Penny, boot and shoemaker. at 191, High greet, lloatoo, said—James Penny is my eon, and works for but does not live with me ; the other two prisoners are rangers to me. Last Thursday week I gave to him twenty ours of boot materials to make and return on the following tbursday. He abecoaded on the nett Monday. Yesterday I beard that he was in the neighbourhood of Kingaland— foood him, and gave him into custody. Subsequently, from reformation given ' the man Page was charged. and iriewise Mrs. Davis, but I am not desirous of pressing the rase against her. I believe that ahe is a most respectable eiy, and was not aware of her wrong-doing. Me. Cooke—What did she do! _ Prosecutor --She purehesiol the goods of my son, indirectly I think, coder the implosion that they belonged to him. Mr. Cooke—What value do you put upon the property' Prosecutor—Four pounds, and she gays only two shillings s pair ; but am convinced that her share of the trams. action was from good intent. Mr. Cooke—How so? Prosecutor—Elba told me that at the mond of Page she had simply advanced the money to him to effect the por. dues and Page admitted this. Police-constabla 211 N—l went to the bones of Mrs. and saw Page there. He at first deeded all know ledge of the boots, bat after some conversation admitted That they were is the house, and that Mn. Davis had bought them for b. a pair. Mr. Cooke—Who produced them? Witness—Mrs. Davis, from an upper room. Page said be had not anything to do with it, and that Panay bad sold them last Sunday week while he (Page) was at her house. Prosecutor—Both said that they behoved the goods belonged to my son. Ido not wish to press the charge, 1 ooly want my boots back. Can I have the m if I with draw ? At. Cooke— I out make no order to that affect. What age ia your son ? Prosecutor—Just 21, sir. I cannot prosecute my son. Page—l am .or I thought the boots were hie own, What I mid to the constable was from alarm. The female whose hands clenched the iron rail of the dock while her head waa bowed over it, here hysterically sobbed out some words to the effect that she had advanced the 2/. from the best motive end had no thought of doing wrong. women in the body of the court, who witnessed her dirtressiog position sa she uttered this, wept with her. Prosecutor—l wish to withdraw the charge, sir. Mr. Cooke—James Penny, your father manifestly feels for your position, and retiree from this prosecution. I shall permit him to do so ; had he °midland it you would have been dealt with very severely. You are just of age, had his coefidence, but OLD have it no longer. Your conduct has been ungrateful and reckless. James Page, lam strongly inclined to believe that you have taken a prominent part in iodueing the sou to rob his father, and that you also in flamed this. The fem►le prisoner, under any cir cumstances. u the matter stands before me, I should have discharged, although she has acted with moessive incautious ness. Las this be a warning to all three. The prisoners were then discharged, but the boots weee ant given up. WAXDSWOTH. PARTRIDGE SHOOTING. - ANTICIPAITEG THE MST OF Wiliam Greentree, tocoldpoicher, wee breaths up on e warrant charged wider else Game Act with being on lend io the occupation of Mr. Wells, of Putney, in search of !Another man wu included in the warrant, but the patios had not been able to apprehend him. Police-constable Day, 122 V, said that about a quarter past five o'clock on Siday morning last he was on duty Potoey, whoa be heard the report of a gun on Oft. Wells'a;land. Witness watched and saw the primmer in the company of another man named Smith. The latter entered an enclosed meadow, while the Pri soner got on to a ledge and watched. Smith fired a: some partridges, but missed them. He this returned to the lane, and both the men walked away. Wig nett followed them and searched them. The priaouer wu in i,eirmiion of powder and shot, and Smith bad a double barrelled gun. Smith said he fired in theair. In reply to the magistrato. The witness said be did not find say game upon them. The prisoner deniel the charge. Mr. layman fined him 21k and 2e. costs, or us month's imoiiwoment. The6oewaa paid. 13 the course of the morning a warremt wee rented in another cue, A. (*WENT AT TIER LONDON-ROAD STATION, lhvcueirri:a.—Yesterday afternoon, as the 4.15 Imprimis from London, on the Leedom and North Western we, moving oat of the station, a train from Stockport, which had discharged its weepier., was signalled by the Omottinan outside to come in, in order to shunt. To do tia, the latter train of empty carriages had to run on the oe upon which the express was moving. The come ~ ueere was that the two snipes came into collision neer the end of the new platform outside the station. The ex press 'ugh)e way thrown upon its side, a portion of the platform was torn up, and agreed of the carriages were broken. Fortunately no one wee hart, end after • delay of shout twenty minutes, the expires train proceeded with another engine. A body of men was immediately set to work to rates the engine and place it on the rails, and it lf?.1 expected that this would be accomplished during the night. —.lhisrAr.rer Guardian. EXTRAORDIN A RY EISCAPR.—A most extraordinary accident occurred on Sunday night to a labourer named tiower, who resides at Cantley. He had a sack on back, and was walking oo the line outside the metals, at Iteedhani, just as the mail train from Yarmouth wee due. He was proceeding towards the station, and bad strived a s h or t di s t ance from the platform, when the train passed. and • projecting part of the encice coming into contact with the sack threw him down. Gower fell heavily on his back, and severely wounded his head and arm, but fortunately moue of the rutt.ges passed over him—otherwise, of course, he would hare been frightfully mangled. Two medical gentlemen li *b happened to be in the train, attended him immediately Otter the accident. and Gower was removed to the hospital at Norwich on the game evening, where he in now program ing satisfactorily.—Norfolk News. ID , AsTitOrn FIRE :men Rose. -- One of the disastrous fire that has happened for many y ears in the county of Hereford, took place yesterday, at Mew irt",e. near Ross. This farm, one of the best in the comity, it "o:upied by Charles Kearsey, • celebrated breeder of r. , iswolds, and a very spirited farmer. Teeter dsy morning, the inagnificent crops grown on Glevestose. I T mg all safely carried and housed, a man was occupied in tabbing in the rickyard, close to the farm buildings. Suddenly one of the large barns wee seen to he os fin. and the workmen having been summoned together,every attempt was made to arrest the progress of the flames, but from the keg drought everything was as it were waiting for ignition. The lames spread with great rapidity from one building to another, and from rick to rick, until the whole of the stock and crop, were consumed. On inquiry It seems the thatcher 11,4lvers smoking, and it is said had pat his pipe ( with the fire in it unextinguithed) into one of the lancet bo la of the irrnt and thos brought about the conflagration. Hr. ^ekrecr is eel) partly insured.—Birmingham //city Post. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3, 1864. SERIOUS EIRE IN SORO,-(27118 DAY.) This (Saturday) morning, shortly before 1 o'clock, a fire broke oat on the premiers of Mr. .fletill. a cabinet maker, carrying on business at No. 30, Dean-rtreet, &bo suns:v. The flames originated in the manufactory —a building of two floors, 50 feet long and 25 deep, in which propertyolgradvalnewasdeposited. The premises ofiktearr Schulte, printers, and also those of Yr. Kelyineten, re freshment-room proprietor, and of Yews. Sewell and Co.. drapers and silk mercers, Nos. 46 and 47, in Frith -street, were also reached by the flames. Nothing short of the §destruction of the extensive warehouse of Mr. Snow, No. 48 is the same street, was expected. Mews. facke7 and the rooms adjoiniag were nearly de stroyed, and the whole of the outer buildings damaged by fire and water. The origin of the fire is unknown, and it is not known whether the Mewls Antill were insured. The premises of Messrs. Snow, the silversmiths, the chump being confined to the ground floor, were insured in the Sun. The packing-room of Meuwn' Schultz's printing-office, on the pound floor and first floor, were severely damaged by fire—insurance unknown. The French Restaurant have the back windows burned out—Mumma unknown. Fortunately the damage done to Messrs. Sewell's premises was trifling. The whole of the wetly stock in trade, it is be. Bared, was uninsured. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) 01! L. AND INTEINATIONAL TZLNO3I7I.) OEM ocrs OWN CORMSFORDINT.) Market dull and flat. Sales will probably foot up 3,000 baler. TALLOW MARBILT.—(TEIDI DAT.) The market is quiet, at the following prim :—Town tallow, 42/. net cub ; Petersburg Y. 0., on the spat, 42e. 9d. to 42.. Gd. ; October to December, 445. ; January to Muck, 1865. 455. 6d. MAILILIT Avageose.—Town tallow, 44e. 3d. ; fat by ditto, 2s. 2d. ; yellow Russian. 435. ; melted stuff, 32 . 6 6 d. ; rough ditto, 18s. ; tallow graves, Ns. ; good dregs. 71. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Ileum Harvey sod Easton report trade at the following prim :—Prime meadow bay, 90a. to 115 e. ; clover, old, 100 e. to 1355. ; straw, 275. to 32a. COVENT GARDEN.--(THIS DAY.) Oat-door produce is plentiful ; prices for loose things still continue high. Of grapes there is now a good supply. Foreign goods oompriss pears and West India pineapples, both of which are abundant and cheap. Heat filberts sad cobs fetch from 45e. t 0604. per 100fha. New walnuts promise to be plentiful. Potatoes from Yorkshire and the midland counties are abundant but small. Flowers chiefly consist of orchids, heaths, esters, mignonette, and roses. PAINT. Mae apples, per lb., es to as rears, per doz. Is 6d to as ea A Grapes, per lb., Is 6d to pple., per Akre, 2s Od to Os Peaches, per doz , Si to 106 Oranges, per 100, 16s to 204 Nectarines, do., 2s to as Lemons, per 100. Seto las Helms., each, Si to ea Nuts, Barcelona, do., 16e Figs, per doz, Is 6d to bed New flisrll, do., 16s Plums, per i sieve, 20 to es Almonds, do., Ids. to Ws yEarri Cabbages, p. dot, Is to IS --- 1 - Turanbers, nett 4d toll French Beans, per haltsleve, Ss Beet, par dot. Is 6d to Ps to ta Shallots, per lb., 6d Pen, per basket, Ils 66 to Ps 6d rattle, per lb., 641 Potatoes, York Regents, per Lettuces, each, Id to Id too, 604 to lles endive, per wore, Is to Ps „ Rocks, do., 46. to Its Ronandln,p.bruteh, I.od Pots Flukes, Ms to Its Washrooms, p.pott, Is to 1s 94 eirrota, per buneh, fld to ad Panley, per 12 bu la tots Turnips, per buck, ed to Id Herta. pre Omsk. 64 SHARE Mor&—(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLooz. The railway market is dull to-dal, and some of the leading lines have again declined. Great Western and lAneashire and Yorkshire stocks have receded per cent. ; and London and North Western, Metropolitan, and Midland, 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 112 to 4, ex div. ; Great Western, 651 to 4 1 : 811 ; e dland, 131 to 4, ex div. • Lancashire and Yor 115 g to ; South Eastern, 834 to 84, ex div ; tropolitan, 1074 to ex div.; London and South Western, 96 to 96, ex div. • Great Eastern, 464 to ; Caledonian, 1244 to 1254 ; and Great Northern, 129 to 131, ex div. Foreign and colonial railway securities have been dealt in to only a very moderate extent, and quotations exhibit no variation. 491 , 023 1 106616, 610,0001 618,000, 630 000 losifen' woo' 119, 1N.48 Ird ICI. Taloa aL Olisla.4p.e.Mar. al aatlia,4p.a.laa.d a ri al E _Jas. Ja17.... Sl YL4p.e.Jsaany al a•l4l49,e.Jaatly .W.4p.c./aa.&Jal7 11l Da. tip.e.Jaaillily Ita LlALW.,Ap.o..Taa.etJal, al I st ag. ettlak c.L:t p .b.. P .t . ata k IX at N.L. cAptOst. NAACO, ; W in, 10000 1 W, 4 *on' u 5 ,11 42 wool ismmealu* moi IKiesi siva MANI Ns. Ili Markarian Cam. Gold, Li IClllord Aimed. Der. G. Con. 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Bonds 1031 1•10.0ar.6p.c.J0n.&710, 100 Do. do. • p. c.AgiriktOc.,loo, BRITIAN MINI MONEY ALEIKEZ-(THIS DAY J Two o'OLooie The transactions in the stock and share markets continue upon • very limited scale, and prices generally still present a drooping tendency. The in creased demand for money also tends to exercise an adverse influence upon the value of public securities. Consols have declined i per oent., and some British railway shares fto i. The principal feature in the market for foreign stooks is a rise of 1 per cent. in Confederate Bonds, on the intelligence just re ceived from America. gni isii4 96 1 - 1091 nil To-morrow being the 4th there:is a good demand for money to-day, and the rate in the open market exhibits an upward tendency : the present quota tion for choice three months' bills is 7/ to 8 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the inquiry for short loans on English government securities is limited, at 5 to 6 per cent. _ _ At Paris to-day, according, to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 66fr. 72c., showing no change of importance. Consols are now quoted 88} to 1, both for money and the Bth inst. The official business re port is ss follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 88, f, 88, ; ditto for account, 88}, 88, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 86, } New Three per Cents., 84,86} ; Bank Stock, 242} ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 103 i, ; Exchequer Bills, March, 20s. dia. ; ditto June, 305., 255. dis. The foreign stock market is inactive, and prices present few variations. Spanish Certificates were dealt in in the morning at 13}, but the present quotation —l4 to }— is the same as that last current yesterday. The Passive Bonds are also unchanged. Greek and Mexican have receded } per cent., while Confederate have risen 1. Some of the present quotations are subjoined :—Turkish, 1858, 79 to ; ditto, 1862, 70 to ; ditto, Consolid69, 60} to ; Greek, 23i to 24} ; Spanish Passive, 31} to ; Confederate, 75} to 761, ex all ; and Mexican, 28} to 1. Transactions are reoorded safollows :—Brazilian, 1868, 88 ; Danish, 1825, 74 ; Equador, 121 ; Egyptian, 99, ex div. ; Greek, for account, 231 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 101 ; Mexican, for account, 281 ; Russian, 1822, 891, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, for account, 311, 1 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 14, In, 141, 14 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 91 ; ditto 1862, for account, 781 ; ditto Guaranteed, 991 ; Venezuela, 1864, 47, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted 4to prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 81 to 1 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 21 to 31 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 to 1 ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 1.1 to 2} pram. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, die. to 1 prem. ; and Ottoman Boci4t4 Glinerale, If to 2 prem. Ilit.r-rAer Two o'CLocs. Consols are unchanged, at 88} to I both for money and the Bth inst. In the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon the rates were generally firm. Subjoined is the usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 12.11 to 4 ; ditto, 3 day; ILIB to 19 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.4 to ; Aat warp, 3 mostba, 25.65 to 70; Bamberg, MI. banes, 3 months, 13.91 to 4 ; Parts, 3 days, 25.20 to 30 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 23.65 to '7O ; Trsakfaraea-tlerlbess, 3 mootbs, 1200 to 4 ; 81. Petomborg (per roable), 3 mouths, 304 to 311 ; Vistas, eff. bo., 3 meths, ILBO to 85; Trieste, So., 3 moatbs, ILSO to 86 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 47 1 to I; Oaths, 3 months, 471 to 48 ; Le&orn, 3 months, Sts. 5 to 83 ; Genoa, 3 mouth', 25.771 to 824 ; mouths, 25.774 to 821 ; Naples, 3 mouths, 25.771 to 82 ; Palates, 3 moalka. 25.774 to 824 ; Messina, 3 manila, 25. 4to 824 ; Liaboi. 90 days, 511 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 514 to 4. - - About 44,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The Norfolk has arrived from Melbourne with 31,6001. in gold. The Wellesley, with 95,000/., and the Oarrawalt, with 113,0001., are the only Australian gold ships known to be now at sea. _ - - The large amount of Mexican dollars by the Shannon were sold yesterday for China at ss. id. per ounce, showing a reduction of 21d., compared with the quotation obtained for the previous supply. There has been a decline, however, in the interval, and looking at the extent of the present remittance and the expected arrival of the steamer Planta genet, from Vera Ortiz, with a further total of 100,000/. in this coin, the rate now obtained is con• sidered satisfactory. The value of this coin is also prejudiced by the announcement from Shanghae, that considerable supplies were being melted into bar silver, owing to the latter carrying a premium. At Paris and Vienna the rate of discount in the open market is 6 per cent. • Hamburg and St. Petersburg, 6} ; Turin, 7 ; Frilnkfact, 3 ; Amster dam, 5 ; Berlin, 41; and Brussels, per cent. The weekly return of the Bank o f France is rather lees favourable. The following are the changes : Circulation lamer £26,000 Treasury bslaaos Carnet meow& lsmer 466,0:0 Balboa Adraor Dowers 20,000 The Committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Tuesday next s, special settling day in the shares of the bbw Vale Company (Limited), for transactions entered into on and after the 22nd July. The shares are to be marked in the official list. The prospectus has been issued of the Scottish Indian Tea Company, with a capital of 100,0001., in 10,000 shares of 101. each, of which the first issue will be 5,000. The object of the undertaking is to conduct tea planting in India on an exten sive scale in suitable localities, and a provisional purchase has already been made of the valuable estates of Sola, in Nowgong, one of the best pro ducing districts in Assam. The price, including a commodious bungalow, tea-houses, ttc., is fixed at 33,0001., part in &hares and part in cash. A gua rantee is offered by the vendor, ou certain condi tions, of a minimum return of 7 per oent. on the purchase money for three years. No promotion money is to be paid. The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten ders on the Bth inst. for the hire of a ship to take passengers to Sydney. Mr. Carey Bowden and staff proceed to Bogota by the West India mail steamer sailing from Southampton yesterday, to open the branch of the London Bank of Mexico and South America, under the concession granted by the United State* of Colombia on the 13th May last. Mr. Bowden has had considerable business experience, having resided ten years in Spain and having occupied positions in the houses of Messrs. Mildred, Goyeneche, and Co., and Messrs. Antony Gibbs and Sons, and has only lately returned from Mexico, whither he had been sent with Mr. White by Messrs. Baring I Brothers and Co. Mr. Henry Kendall, of Old Broad-street, has joined the board of directors of the Chilian Mining and Trading Company. _ Kr. George Smith, deputy-chairman of the Kent Waterworks, has joined the board of the Aberaman Iron Works (late Crawshay Bailey'r). The return et the Bank of Kegland for the week ending Wednesday, Aug. 31, oompared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation isee Circulation 93,738.100 homes 227,450 Pullin deposits 5,815,742 Ingram 695,917 Other deposits Cloverrenciat seeurithe banking department 10,797,005 No change Othereecarksee in basking oieptekneut Orin and bullion b both departansote Berea day and other mu 661 .224 lama.. 11,836 The Rest 3,859,557 Increase 216,030 Notes in reserve Total racer,* (notes k coin in basking department) . 6,891,933 Durum 79,168 Although the above return is somewhat adverse, the changes are less unfavourable than might have been expected. The falling off in the reserve is comparatively =all, while the decrease in the odium deposits canoed by the diminution of beckon? balsams to meet the augmented demand for mosey, has been in a great degree compensated 'by the in ermine in the public deposits. Coin appears to be dill taken on country account, the addition to the bullion being less than the amount of bar and foreign gold known to have been sold to the Bank. The s ha re list of Hewett and Co. (Limited) will be closed on Tuesday next, the 6th inst. The Liverpool firm whose failure was announced on the 31st ult. was not John Willis and Co. The mistake has evidently arisen from a meeting of the creditors of Meagre. John Wills and Co. having been held on the 30th ult. FILIDAT EYEING. Consols opened this morning at 881 to #, and de clined to 881 to #, but subsequently recovered to 884 to #, at which they closed both for money sad account The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, 1, ; ditto, for accou nt. 88#, 1,4, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861, t,', 86, ex ; New Three per Cents., 86 , 4,4, 4, 86, ex div. ; India Stock, 212 ; ditto ive per Cent. stock, 1041, 1031, 164 ; ditto Bonds, 265. dia. Exchequer Bills have fallen, in sympathy with Consols, to 275. to 17s. discount. Jodie Five per Cents. are unaltered at 1031 to 104. In foreign stocks Spanish Passive advanced this morning to 311 to 32, on renewed statements of the approaching resignation of Senor Salaverria, but afterwards went to 311 to 1, or a fraction lower than yesterday. The Three per Cents. also receded, while the Certificates left on without change. Greek Bonds and Coupons, Mexican, and Turkish Coneolidds have slightly declined. Italian Five per Cents. and the Turkish 1864 Loan were excep tionally firmer. A moderate amount of business has been trans acted in joint-stock bank shares, and in a number of cases a decline has taken place. Agra Bank, Alliance, Anglo-Austrian, Chartered of India, Aus tralia a nd China, Continental, Hindustan, China and Japan, Imperial, London Joint-Stock, Mer cantile and Exchange, National, Union of Aus tralia and Union of London, were all quoted lower. Imperial Ottoman were dull at 161 to 17. In the miscellaneous market the general ten dency has also been unfavourable, and a reduction occurred in Commercial Union Insurance, Joint- Stock Discount, National Steam, National Dis count, and Scottish Australian Investment. Os the other band, Credit Foncier and Credit Mobilise continue to improve, and West India and Pacific Steam were quoted rather higher. Hudson's Bay shares receded to 161 to ; and Egyptian Trading to 11 to 1 prem. Saclike.; Gen4rale Ottomans left off without change at 11 to 2 prem. Victoria Government Debentures have fallen * per cent. The closing (but in some cane merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, via. :—Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 2 to prem. ; Ebbw Vale Company, par to 1. prem. ; Humber Ironworks, 21 to 1 ; and Imperial Mexican Railway, par to 1 prem. At a meetingof the directors of the Minnie Centre Railroad Company, held in New York on the 16th August, the following resolutions were adopted : Whereas, in the mortgage given by this company to the trustees, to secure their " Conshudion" Bond; it was agreed that the moneys received upon sales of the leads mortgaged, as fast as received, be applied to the oneella tion of said hoods, and it has become necessary for the pot pow to take up a portion of the bonds in pursues, of • provision oontsined in each hood, that the company way " pay the mune at any time to be named by them, by edam to the principal a sum equal to twenty per oath thereof.* Involved,—That the company will, en the let day et October next, pay the hoods for one incased dollen seek eumbered from on to three thousand (1 to 3,000), with twenty per amt. (20 per cent.) added to the prawns/ thereof, upon surrender at its oboe in the city of New York ; and that it cloth hereby came the Ist day of October, 1864, as the time when the principal of said bons shell be paid, after which day interest upon them will wan Resolved,—That the treasurer give forties that near the previous resolutions of the board there resale 1,24000 don of the " redemptieu" hoods unlined, which may be exchanged for the " oonstructnn" bends, sow called io, et a set Menses of 15 per oeut. to be paid to the holden; of the " oceatnietion" bons so suersodered ; acrd that the P Taft* of exchame will be accorded in the order of applien tics until the unissued "redemption" bona are ethane& Resolved,—That the holders of the scrip stock of We company be required to pay the unpaid 10 per sent. spew the stock held by them reepectively, on or beton the 38th day of September next, at the oaks of the omptay, to the City of New York, and that upon all sums unpaid satirist will be charged from that date, and that after the 36th der of September next no transfer shall be made of stock whisk shall set be paid in full. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKET& litvgarooL, figp4. 4.—Bales this day:—Crest Western, Wes Midland and Oxford, 4434—Laneashire and Yorkshire, 1164 16 4 London and North Western, 112} 12 e 111 12 Ilt ad.— Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincoln, 65i I—North Lamm, Ber wick capital stock. 10*—South Eastern, Stif in., at—White haven and Furness, 2116—Spantsh Certificates, 14—Confederate Loan, 74} 1 all—Bank of Liverpool, 29 -t Erchange Bank ;Limited), 14 1 p. Mercantile and Exchange Bank (Limited), 41 I I td. b. and nn.—National Bank of Liverpool (Limited, 74 P.—North Western Bank (Waited). 64 6 e Maritime insurance ;Wilted., 1-16 p.—Union Marine rumuted), 215-16 Ix—African Mordants, d.—National Steam Navigation Company, * 1 11d.—Went India and Pad& Steam, ill 346 p. MARcin/rzy, Bug 2.-1. fair bunion done, and prima rather firmer at the close Confedersta Loan, 744 6—Consolidated Bank halted), 61 p.—Great Eastern, 46}—Great Northern (Ai. 141 I—Oreat Western, Or I—Geoeral Credit, it p. —lllinois Central, 44 I—taacsahlre and Yorkshire, 1164 1 — tendon and North Western, 1124—Manchester and County Bank, 6 p.—Manehorter, 805 11d, and Uncolnabire, tot Ditto fit pe r cont. prat, p.—Metropolltas, new, p.—North Raskin, Berwick. los—aoen pastern, Iffit 4—Staveley Coal and iron, 27i iv—Masao and Mersey Marine Insurance, 6 p. NAVAL PSIS' MONTY. —Notioe is given in last night's Gazette, that preparations are now being made for the intended distribution of bounty awarded for destrectioa of pirates on the 23rd end 25th July, 1860, by her Majesty's ship Kestrel. A similar oinks is given with respect to the bounty awarded for destruction of pirates on the 18th No veinier, 1861, by her Majesty's ship KestreL Tstarrtc RECEIPT& —The traffic receipts of rail ways in the Baited Kingdom amounted for the week ending the 27th of August, on 11,440 miles, to 708,8761., and for the corresponding week of last year, oe 11,001 miles, to 642,3146, showing an increase of 439 miles, and of 61,5624 in the receipts. The gems receipts on the following 14 rail ways amounted in the aggregate on 8,030 miles, to 569,2861., and for the conespanding week of 1863, on 7,850 miles, to 524,8724, showing ea increase of 180 miles sod 44,4144 in the receipts. The increase on the Caledonian amounted to 2,1201. ; on the Great Linters to 1,2271. ; on the Great Northern to 2,0751. ; cc the Great Weaken to 4,20(4 ; on the Lancashire sad Yorkshire to 6,2114 ; on the London and North-Western to 9,6441. ; on the Loudon and Brighton to 2,1321.; on the London and South-Western to 1,7291. ; on the Manchester. Sheffield, end Lincolnshire to 2,4664 ; on the Midland to 3,8916; on the North British to 43634 ; as the North Eastern to 6,C654 ; and oo the Routh - Ra r est to 8764—total, 44,6334 ; bet from this must bs deiLieted 2191., the decrease oa the Great Southern and Western, leaving the increase, as above, 44,4141. The goods and mineral traffic on these lines amounted to 265,4201., and for the corresponding week of 1863 to 243,9801., show leg an increase of 21,4406 The receipts for passeugme, Fero.* he., amounted to 303,8661. against 260,892./., show ing sa therm.* of 22,1741. The traffic receipts en 62 other lime amounted, ea 3,410 miles, to 134,5901., sad for the corresponding week of last year, on 3,151 miles, to 117,4424, showing an increase of 259 miles and of 17,148/. in the receive The total receipts of the past week show a do coraee of 1,2336 as compared with those of the preceding week ending the 20th August, and, se compared with the corresponding week of last year, • considerable increase in the traffic of the country. nil ENGLISH CZNIITSSY AT SCUTAHL —The /coast Herald of Aimed 24 says :—" The Tines gives prominent type to an iaterestieg letter, signed' which we reproduce in another column, en the subject of the Eng lish cemetery at Scutari, and the recent withdrawal, or pro peed withdrawal, by the Turkish government of the allow ance of 501. per annum hitherto paid to Serge.nt-Major Lynn, who has charge of it. This letter we understand to have been written by Lady Herbert of Lea, who, while re sident here and at Theme lately, took • great and natural interest in the last resting place of so many gallant English men who died of wounds inflicted, or disease enquired, in the memorable Crimean campaign. That cemetery will ever possess • mournful interest for the British nation. We think, however, that the politico of the Turkish govern ment is seenewhtt misapyreheeled, and that a little injus tice is thus unwittingly done to it in the letter in questa'. The Porte does not pay Series/it-Major Lyre for taking charge of the oemetery—there would be a manifest ano maly in the Ottoman government paying for the keep of a British cemetery. The Foreign-office has always from time to time advanced money for the tonnages of the ground, though the Sergeent-Major derives no thing, we believe, from our government besides hit well-earned half-pay. He is paid by the Porte as one of Major Gordon's seeistants in connection with the Council of Public Works, and his charge of the cemetery is • separate matter, of his own and Major Gor don's election, entirely irrespective of hie official duties under the Turkish government. But the government are preposing a reorguisation of the Council of Public Works ; they propose to reduce the board to three in number. sad to substitute some &Meru copyere and plan-drawers in lieu of thou hitherto employed. In this way it is proposed, inter cilia— we presume the whole affair is yet in the project st•t•—to dispense with the services under the board of Ser geant Lyon Be this as it may, we understand that Major Gordon has strongly urged upon our home government to give the sergeant Permanent charge of not Scutari alone, but of all the British cemeteries on the Bosphorus. paying him of course for his ernes*, and believe also that the ambassador has strongly supported the major's suggestion. We deem it an excellent one, and • man more fitted for the poet than Sergeant-Major Lye. it would be difficult to find. It would accomplish what we all, in com mon with Lady Herbert, heartily desire, end would remove the care-taking of the last resting place of our dead from its present undefined sod unsettled position to one of certain sod methodical order and security. The exact source of petrolenm is, up to the present, uncertain--whether it has all been produced by distillation from bituminous coal, anthracite being formed at the same time ; or whether it has resulted directly from the bituminous fermentation of marine plants antedating the Goal, sad oostaioing • larger proportion of hydrogen. The mount thrown out by some of the wells is enormous. Owl of them ejected 3,740 barrels a day, three 1,C30 rise 800 barrels. To "strike ifs" has become woos t that region the groom for tepidly growing wealthy. It has entirely displaced all other means of lighting, except us. The great desideratum is a perfect chisineylees burner.—New York Journal of Science. ORDINARY MILANI MID WO= Bh. I pd. - in ft. Iwo 1,...... illain,WoLdlliteurVaL 4Blyßoltsriaa :t a d= Bristol an and Fautkr !Corn t.kiek walland Bandon 'Bo. • Ano die. until e Do. B tp. a. lapald to B. Dublin and Belfast June DandenPar lL th.dAixt..l = n , Idiabargnivad I=r M /asteern oe stock:: Do. Am. Mk., Noa Omit Naiad Soatioad ertanfortbara Do.A J • mt. No div. n a Do.llllllllp. o. Dyad B al. South & Wed. (Ire ) anal Wasiak% banker Val.olmilik D. booth m w_~aa,aaa~ Do. Do. H laareahirt &Yorkshire Ilaadoa and Hisokwall =fitp u tt&Cosat &Dov. Leadoa& North Weela !Loadon&SoathWealara idaa.,Bbef.,& Moots& IlLaryport aad earth.. Lpa. Sham aiaioe _ : m Nov _ _ . Do Him. et Darby . 91. Da (11‘) Mit Komi 10d KiaT at ray Ltoo) Noah Do. Dela.,Perlh,Dand. N. looloro—Bandek Do. D. N. N. Pare Do. Louts Do. York Do. Culla° D°' 114 - 'NO !MO Do , da, iesa si:.. no as 1 :: : : [North Lend= r De. New ...... 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BAIL Aug. 1.1616 Do. do. Jolt 4 HMI Da do. June 1. LAW cat &11.1•Mern 6p.0. 6. Owe & Doc:kap. g. =lrk 71 DI.BI r i Dui Dtcqpik is. do Da O on Do. IDo. ii — 67 —' ' @read Trunk of Canada Do. Do.llaa attlp M.B.,lep.et pref. BOOM.. Do. do. deferred Do. tad prod. Hoods., Do. do. deferred D D Srd pref. Stork .. Do. do. deferred I Do. tilt pref. Stock .._ IDe. do. defiers" arra Indian Peninsula -- Do. Da It .. 6 - poz -- coal 1 do. at B. of Indio g. 6 p. et. Do Of poi mot. Do ed. W..tern of Cam& Do. Now__ -_-1 D0.t ... .8da. poj. 18731 Do. do. do. 1877.8 Whin 11. Latta! i Do. Yadrr roar. 6 p. eat Do. do. di do Do. do. N do.— Do. PIM lialoosloo Corp. 6 parr. Dd Meth. sod Hobsoo's Baj N.Dion.d Cao.cdol. dB N.1L01Ca0.66.6146p.6 Wade. cos. 6 pre coot. Do. DaDd Do, do. do. do. Do. Tooloids do Do. ladosE4.l6kst. do I was peice4. 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New _ . 16,01.0 100 City 20,000 100 Cokaid 10,0110' 26 Com. Rank of luilia,l2e 1110,000' 10 OonsoUdotal Beak (L) 0000 100 Ocallatinal (L) 20,000. 141 lass London (lAnatal) 0000 50 Du. New 20000 20 Eng.9eoLetAnsLChesto 40000 60 English and sweetish (L 40,006 00 European Benk(Linated 16.000 60 Do. New 10,000 100 Illadoan.adoe,Wo.(Li 10,000 100 tio„ No• 11,000 100 bipedal Rusk, Limbed 5,000100' Do New 10:000 50 Imp. Bk.of Chlna&C.,(l 1 135,000 00 Imperial ottosoaa 25,000 60 In ternat ional Bask (L ). 1_1 . 1,000 26 lonian __ iiiii Pb __•___ 100 . ,000 10 Land 1I tßk. Indio (L) 20,090 60 Lon.hk.ollleitco,to.(l. 10,000 100 Las. Bank of geotland(L 10,100 190 Laden and Brazilian 6,000 1(0 .Lon.B.Ayrea&B.PlotaL 10,000 25 i Do. New, ha at 6,090 100 low, BIT., 110,11.(L) 60,000 10 low Ch. flank of Aiwa( 10,000 100 London and Cokadal (L. 20,00 e 00 London and County., 6,000 100 Lou. HaalwOos.ML(L) 00,000 60 London Joint Illoek.". 10,000 100 'Low and Northam (L.) 11),000' 10 London& Beath Akio= MOO 100 Low & W Wahl= (Lbw Wad 100 low & Vreanduata. 10,000 100 Merchant HanklUm .)•. 20,090 60 Meroantllo& ZuksalL. 20,000, 60 : Do. New 19,000 1011 Mare. & Prow Peak (L 6,000 100 :211dlond Hank (Law) 10,000 10111Natimal 10,000 100 N.Tre. ell :: 10,000 II .Nattand Bank. New 16,000 10 :New Smith Wales 00,000 10 N orth Zealand (MAW* 60,000 10 Western 00,400; 10 Oriental Bank Corporal 22000: 60 Tanta. link l ogOerp.(L xO5OlOO Proviso of inland 01,60004.4..ftski„anialiii. IMMO 26 Sawa nutanna 10,000 U Booth Satan (Lbw) 10,000 100 eland. et D. 6. Arno' 4,450 100 , Do, do. 10,900 26 tilnies of AulraltwNew 10,000100 Donna of Iroland 00.050. 50 Data d Lade JOINT STOCK MAXIS. sax's. I O. prim 1 In an Oil i 7 .7 61 63 66 at 27 29913i5' parl 1 71 p. iscal 73 to ii PS 11e Po l V M les jos __ 1 d im tar I Si lOW Ile U I elan %Pm 2 It pra KW it= 48 48 !611 ;I ad 17 ie pal et de SS 0 Is ii to poll n 1 41 4$ pmi 5 2 25 7 Pal par 1 pm: 2 2 pm! to n I par i Pm! C i Sim, a pew • 740011 72226 :6 16 ral - ...3 LS pm, i TI irore II W"7l - 21 sl t o®o I Ityin 1} UM 2 ape 6 Ipm 14 16 6‘sk 16 I 166 66 11 i lilm -i rt I lePet 66 . 46 . an --2 V.24.°®1--- - 4 - Awn 116 213 ISt 4g e) :: 1 II • solutan I 5 7 pen ittil 'elm I pm I a 44 1 ids OM II 4pa pm SO it I lel= U 11. ti 0 :1 ..1 9 01 1 7 9 Ure 2 9 leas' 11l ask i No. I lik. 36,000 •land Dee .. 100,003 1 I ,Angloßra A rn. 20,000 20 Australian 16,000. 1 ißoa Accord Cop t .(lani 10,000 6 dkaILL&2I.O3. (Um. 16,000' 10 Cape Co od M,OOO 2 Ter 12,006 40 • 10,000 20 .Coplapo e =tnd) I MAO, 1 kir . Pedro, N. Del isii 76,000, 1 llta.l 26,000 3 ILIA Dallier 26,000, 2 Fortuna (Ll.o\ led) 20,000 is ilesseal *NV 1} Kannada (1,30004) ii'aeo idaoo 181,818' 100,008 60.0001 10,1100 100,000; 120,000' 11,000 1_4,114' sow 4400•1 3 -. 6 lAudtaishia (Unitto6)., 1 Itartquits • M.Aareoeßraa.o.lL i t 4 PanatcWo 20 PontebendWaisill I Port Phillip 1 danta Barb.GoldlL(l 1. ?Scottish Austad. Um 20 St. John del Rey 10 Vatted Melia. Vallancoaceoold 1 Worthing (Limited_ ) $ ITatlaammatiass Ma) COMPAIIIIL NO. I Ob. I — l,OOO 10 10,000 10 10,000 4,000 10 ■.OOO 0. 000 00 114411101. 81. 12.500 20 8.916 U 64,005 10 116,000 14 10.000 tS • 20.000 60 4,0.000 10 10,000 50 10.000 50 17,500 10 50.000 100 11.0001 II 10.0001 00 10,000' 50 Da Fairs Do. p. et Porn. Dab Discoantrtarporatil IL Indian Financial ) L India =CaComa tL Talegrani inn and Asa copper itaintlociank (L Financial Corporation Financial Discount (L) Foroot. Warekouas (L. Gaillvara (Limited) 11.0radlit Gen Steam Navirpiion Home& Zoionial AL(L) IL IMPa lstior. Car ryigOdt.Ara.(l) Irdarsat Yinonlion ML IntarnalLand Crodi Italian brig. (Can. Orr. Do. a p. c. BJ3. r . lointilksdiDiscanni(L) Land Securities ( lAia) Load. Atria= Ten loon maidCalodon. Lood.lAsirict Wan. ) Laid. Moan. Apo. ) Da Now Land.O. Omit= ) load.. Italian. Ite.Bl3a. Lind. Nor. Diatennt(L) 111 Losid.Provisolaillarinal 10,000 &0 10029214 St 100,02111 Bt 11T/,OOOL et. 10.000 100 so,oeol 100.006 RUM !MOGI 16:460 ii:Ooil 2,"°1 !iii.al mono so,ooo wise he," 11,10(.. 1 110,0001 100.000 $OOOO [MONO 1111,00 WWI WON It.00(2, 17) .i§ii Mai 10,000' aOOO 16,030 i 14 000 00,000' 10.000 , l u o 40,00. 11,5001 pikooo, io;ocoI ii . :ooo' 6,000 6,060 _,___ io.00• p,i7sr. 4&000 60,000 50,000 f!,000 ~:~i 1 10.0001 00,0110, 10~00~ 8,5001 0X1,000 , 1 1 10010 110,0031 11.7,039, Amoilo.lieziosa lent Australian Atistralisnezt BerUnWsterworks Bombay Goa (Ussi British Morton Load B. é L Msg. Tel. (L.) British 'Donau Tom (L ) Canada Compooy esasdianLosoabiv;L ) Ceylon Vity of 11.1:frrop.iL oey °lssas (Um) ." Coot of Attriosallor.(4) CootroorcfsitTolosCLoa Oassoildstal 0. Coottoental Un.Clast4 a( ar1714411.& ICroctit Foamier Do. of Id/milli. (L ) rroditMobillor ~~ iTo Ili eMa 4ar 78 78 Oil 40141 II 4pi I gi ai r pia 71 I C 106 112 106 112 14 no. IP , AT, 10,00 "'MI• 1140 le li it: 10.4 . I_ . . 71 - ii :1 par 1 ha ps idir 4i 4film S de ti" Ili . 4 T: 111} I pus 4 d Poi 6 6Us U 68 a pa kat , B gal 1 8 •pm T. 81pla I I dial Idis par e eV" Do. Nortne love/howl Mauritius 1.4014. IWit team TY. IllwaN Iron Works.. Natall•addlsOoL O. a. Natrona DD. 02m. (4. Notiooal Finasdal (L Natlocal Stem Nov. INsebedda Coal & ' I Do. New _ _ _ N.T.ealanelT.&Losa(L N. 8111.4 astraLealaa(L) N.Ltrtaaliercaa. la. (L .L) Do. L) Do. do. Deena Narine Imam Oriental OrlentAr a nase r t i al la ) jOrtental Gas (LYNDA Do. New OrfeaLtabiad Stem (L) 'Otago& litblen.lluvest. Ottoman Financial (L.) 'Ottoman Gas (Limited raaartudialetaue(L.) Do. ifielalv.Land& Min (L) iPenlanalar & 0. (Deane Do. New — _ liFs4l Palter i Pm I se Mt Par par Pk 9 Pm 10 It&tebrada L, it., 14(4 SO 'lLltynney Dee 16 Do. Neer 16 Ilto J. City improv. (L ) SS Ditto ditto ... . 100 Boyal KallStra. Bt. 'Scot. gostra.Tnveat. (L. 60 Barth. Knight, &00.(L 00 igySe(L) 60 Atria& K. & 16 loath Australia& Lend Bt. ilobinarine Telegraph 10 Tel.ConstrucAllain.(l SO IlisnieskMertey In. (L) 10 Ttlet&AgoneyeLl6l.L 10 T. & L Co. of U. Comas Usale4l. Taw Co. (L.) WI • Unirep.llarinolna.,L) 10 Upper AtaansTez(Lint 1 10 Ditto SD Too Olienen'a Lend 10 'Vernal Pinaneo(Ltra 56 WeoWnlia&Poettell L 15.000 100,0001. "ON !!,0111, I 4el ip i r i 0 71 11 . lik gril 17+ ra 172.12 2 SI pea --,-- KM 14.119. 180,01101. Q.lOO 1000) 11,808 Wel KG* IO,ODO $lOOO wow x_3-1 io; st s I eii so,osol lf - b:Pi It " . ii Pip 8: r i xd 8 9 zd 1114 idlB Im . 125 re. l Wu -- par 1 A it"' TS 670 tdl I dls low if •pa' Pa U r ot= t Pal! 2 II 14 17pOl PREFERENCE BffitßES tin Chest Waders Odium! Widens. 4 per cat., rt. FOREIGN RAILWAY& Pork sad Orlimo, 36. ilea Paolo Lim. eirtmetead 7 pr wt, 161. paid, 14. Ditto, ditto, mil paid, 181. IK Ini SI i Se '2l SI 161 i 51 5 - 73i I 'St lin gr 114 xd &Ea 3 4 46 el - a CI. prbeisllake. 1 s I 0 si sfp. al il a. - 1 7; t f p. 4 dim 21 U ilit 6 9 1 km Ti 9. lif dig 3 !P. EW - W — I • • I . Ts ne !I IS 31 — id Y 11 id, S Sere' MINEI3.-(THIS DA YJ Two o'CLoci. There is little business in the mining market to-day, and prices present few variations. Wheel GrenvWe shares are rather flatter, at 71 to 1. East Grenville are quoted 7 to 8 ; Wheal Beton ' 206 to 210; Hallenbeekle, 32 to 31, and Clifford Amalgamated, 31 bl. Cheat Laxey k bares have been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 16} ; and Great Vor at 271 and 274. Foreign and colonial mining shares are nominally quoted the same as yesterday, in the absence of transactions. The subjoined weekly' summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelszen and North : We have no improvement to notice in the metal market during the put week. Iron.—Welch bars is good demand. at 71. f.0.b., Walla Bails fully supported. Scotch iron has been very quiet, but to-&y Floes are tither firmer, 53.. 6d. dash, and 595. 9d. copes being the market An warrants have sold at 575. 3d. and C e dlesborough at Ws. 6d., open. Copper. —The market remains very dull, and little badness reported ; the Moe is • shade better. Foreign is quite neglected, and prices purely nominal. Tin.—Thare has bees a decided improve ment in the article, the low price has brought oat many buyers, and Straits has recovered to 1031. 10.. cub, and 1054 three months prompt. Bum has recovered to 1011. 10s. In Holland the price is again 62f. to 62jf. English in good demand. Tin Platen.—The make still con tinues much reduced, sod prises are firmer. Lied.-71e late improvement is steadily sustained. Speller.—The market ban been quiet, and but little reported ; petem remain nominally 241. 15e. for spot, and 251. for October. Holt panne held at 241. 15.., sod W.ll. 251. The Aselo-Brasilian Gold Company have received Mee following advice. from Captain Thomas Trelosr :—"The diff branches of work are being carried oa with the void attention and regularity, and the features of the mine are moat eueouraging." The Don Pedro North del Rey Gold Mining Company bale received the following advisee from Captain Treiber :—" 71e appearance of the mine generally has an improved tendency, sad I hope that the gold return will be greater than that of the preceding month. The shallow edits both at Morro Rs Anna and Magid ne are protrusile satisfactorily." The directors of the Rut del Rey Mining Comps y have received advises from their asperistendest Captain William Traloar. dated Morro Sao Vicente, 26th July, from whet the following are extracts :—" Morro Sao Vicente. —1 am happy to inform you that we ham begun to draw stow from this wise; we have 51 toss in coarse of stamping. which we are taking as it comes from the mine—ore and kills. intermixed—and judging from the hides at the sumps steaks., the yield will be at least from 41 to 5 Mta per too. The result, however, I will band you in my next. I purpose as early as circumstances wall permit testing at the stamps the ores from different points of the mine separately. I o my lest respect., 1 informed you that the water was in fork to the bottom of the min s. and that we had commenced operations on the lode; sines then the road of the inclined plans has bees extended lean bottom, and we are now drawing ore from that point. In driving westward from the excavation, about midway dews the mine, the lode is opening out most encouragingly. Came Mine.—The lode io Heodereon's romp shaft rootlets* to en large, and the program in sinking to more favourable. In the stapes west of the shaft the lode maintains its Me and quality : and I may say 1 have never seen it look better. extending outward upon the lode, from stall No. 1, the lode is not quite so wide, but the quality, I believe, has imweved. Emily MM.—Hard lode. We have • few bands here em ployed 'toping on the lode in the open cutting. Tbe lode, however, actinium poor. Our smiths are sow employed is rig the ire, work for the machinery required for draw lLthel water out of the Brasiliein sink in the valley." SINOVIAR INCIDINT.—A covey of nine rids, s were shimmies scram the Railway at rre alie Orton yesterday, when two of the birds were otre=the impress train aed killed on the spot. 'They were by the datioamaster, sad of coarse appropriated to 1: own UK The Construction Cape of the United Skies military railroads has jest emomplideed a peat fag. railroad bridge over the Ohetthooshie. ilO het keg sad SO het high. destroyed by the rebels le their retreat, wee sin• built is four asd a half days' work, sad the raw zaa Friday last to width three miles of Atialeh —.Yew Yurt Sus. 101} 101} I .... 104 100 1 I- 16 * ii - ... 111 0481 1 ~, ; tii