The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-27 00:00:00

• slightest interest. At Canton the Governor and Hoppo paid a 'Mit lately to the British Consulate, a condeecension never made by such high as thorhies before. if the consulate is really, in seems likely, to be established in the city, in what woe for merly Ysh's yamun, Canton will be always, and without difficulty, kept open to foreigner! in Wan* so long as it is in the hands of the imperial authori ties ; but there is a very general expectation that the rebels of the south will demand upon it whenever our troops are withdrawn. The *election of BM, mean u a site for the foreign factories has been followed up by a contract with two Chinamen for filling up the site, great t 4 of which is at useent under water. execution of the work has been interrupted by the death of the contractors (it being rumoured that they w e re poivoned), but is again being resumed. The Southern rebels have received some cheeks lately, and it s hoped that the state of commercial Natters will improve in consequence ; but business has been very dull, and there are no immediate signs of improvement. An amicable reception of the Foreign Ministers will improve trade at Canton, and remove the slight check given to trade at Shanghai by doubts on the subject. THE MED] MALTA. AUGUAT 22. On the 11th Mr. Simpsoo, the Purveyor to the Foveae in Melts, was found deed In hie bed. He wee a very eleven young roan, 24 years of age, slid highly respected. Five of the men who were insabardlaete cc booed her Majesty's ship Marlborough have been brought to Malta by her Majesty's ship Emmaus, which vessel requires some repairs. H. Mejetity's ship Exmouth remains at Naples. Her Majesty's Alp Liffey la to be statLned at Athos'. Her Mersey's skip Urgeat le now at Corfu. She le ex. ported heck to-morrow, sod will proceed to England shoat Thursday an'. Les Majesty's ship Wanderer Is here for a rat. The cable has hese laid from Malta to Sicily, bet will not be open for soma days yet. Admiral rosette.; aid four sail of the hoe are sow eight of Malta. By last ecaotutte Row-Admiral Maady's Beet was ..ruishog of Yeeeiue. The Cressy was with3ot col The Newcastle ChoateSe saps:—" Sigma Menial is si pretest wisps" at 134.11 s for tin pewee of rsemittog las absorb. Hs Is saws,' from sevaelsbast, sad inked. nassiatag St pre.est abode for aims dais." Signer Costa is understood to be eogsgsd in cola pain a DIV oratorio; toe tont, as bans Is by Ns. &flaw . LAMM. Monday eight, the last of Ur seam et the Prin cess's, WI aoadails Ilr. Charles tar's tie Soil play auMaled Wag Jii.l Ile.l /441.1. Mr. Km will ilenver ea &dims. MI day week, Sat arday, September 3, a private Mew et she Liverpool Society of Al.• •11 be ball. We (Aliheereas), hear that, 6 t additice to webs by Mmes. Derma, Oasis, liorelg, matt other meths Mils, tee lababieles v U seclude several warspies of the Dusseldorf echo I, tee by Lit, ow by Acheabsch, sod about twisty other', together with work' hors other Continent+, schools, Pane, Belgium, sod Bream. _ - Dickens has commenced his promised tele In the, pages of chit New Jock Leifer. It ts to ran aely throne' two or threw numbers. mart each wsekly lastahaatt is hut deer nano. columns. Mr. Theckeray's moutbly, to be peibl , ..hai by Memo. &nub Lad Mar, is, we (Larrary Oeutte) believe, t) be as t is plies as character. Mom; and Co. ant about to produce • •est moveably under tbe paktum of Mr. Deem, the mother of "Tom Br.rwe's &boot Days." We (Ganglions) regret to hear that Marshal lialoodo bee h• 4 • relapse, and part at Ida right side HD parlay& 1. " All classes of bathers" in the Serpentine have snit, lls tending a latter to the rt.. defending their favourite river. They say that the emulatios of the Serpentine has 1 fen grossly exaggerated, and that the Hems " slinking peedeattal pool , &v., which have km es freely Indulged is are /imply absurd. There ars Emanate springs which afford a groat quantity of he* wat lf to the lake, and It is only in intensely hot weather, when great multitude' of bathers flock to it, that the entre gets oat of condition, and it rapidly rights itself aga , t. - They hope that the present depth of water will be left to them. These are de clared to be the unanimoss sentiment' of the bathers in the &mambos. They are vouolieehd for by the signatures enclosed, which ere sot a tithe of what could be obtained Is tea minutes .18 o'clock say woratag." DEATH Or THE COONTRIS (DOWAGER) or Noa at have to announce the daniles of the Countess (Dowager) of Newbury, who expired on Thursday mathing, at en early hoar, at her residence in Beirrovs-sqoare. The kte countess married, th e let Janoarf, 1808, the late led of Noebary, which unfortunate soMenias was moldered at ids seat is Ireland, is January, 1839. The deceased es tees woe mother of Lady Orem Vandeleur, Lady Georgina Re bow, Lady Braybrooke, aad Lady Isabella &sweet. The lasomited lady was only daughter and hearses of Mr. Wilma Brahman, of Brahma-put, county disyci. LIMITED libtas.—" Maria Saandera I partieularly remember. bad formed a singularly low estimate of heavenly tbiore. She was crippled, and wasted away, and the mortal tenement 'mined warmly to hold toge th er. So, ore day I nail, Never =fed, Maria, all will be changed; there ail be no polo. or sorrows; sad we shall hare • new body, even a hear, u:y body.' Ah, sir,' she said, I sin ex glad to beer you my me. I do west a mew body eery bed; and I want a oeir Mirk too.' ledeed, the sobleasey no tions of the poor are very often stating. A friend related to me that owe when he had rather mystalkod is old railer with the texts he quoted in answer to his itiqnhy es Or mime heaven would to h.*, and what kind of happiness to hope for, the rid man rt,laimed—' Yea, air, all eery good, as your honour sari; no doubt of it; bat, says I, Old Engleed for me 1 " —Twenty Tears in tit CAartA, by the ker. J. Pyertilt, B.A. SIIIRZ7 GARDENS.--We heat that Mr. Simms las parthased the muenster eleven years elect the 1.11101. sf this pleas of anteaemeni has to eau, lot dm em d 3,000 L. is otter to cups - art the 'ardent let. a jardm d'hierr, the chid feature of which .all be &listing oa the take.—Liferery Gesttge. House STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.—Between the hours of nine and ten o'clock on Thursday night a terrine thunderstorm treks over the weig-end of the rottropols, particularly in the Immediate locality of Malik-hill sod Kil burn. A fee minutes alter tea a remarkably vivid dash of forked lightning illonalamed a flue of houses known as Lmark-villas, situate in the Clifton-road, Paddington, earthiest No. 16, Is the occupation of a gentleman named Hart. The roof wee completely destroyed, and the shifts of a Feat poems of it, together with large quantities of brick from the main chiensey.were scattered .beat the penmen. is all discetions. lhe elastnc fluid appeared to till all the rooms of the I. , ix, paisiog directly through the roof into the attics, thee°e into and down the chimney to the kitchen, where it scattered the boot and fire in every direoloa, knrckirscr over furniture, brsiliag glass, and causing a female servant who was then at the time to beat a hasty wrest. When the occurrent* took place the only person. In the hones bmide• the set vast alldded to were him. Hart and her ulster-ter-law, Wm Hart. who state that at the same moment the house war snuck, the forked light ish's •;.peared to dart through the doorway, sad the whole • r....tn.c1 to tv in a bias% and, in fall, all parts of the host. elmet in !Dines The severs chock, the illumine non of the various 1.044., and the mash of falling bricks and stmt.', elate, s les, &h.. amuck them with the keenest terror, and Mi.. Ila n , sappoling th e tows... (Jima, to pieces asd on fire, ru.h.d into the road and ran to a neighbour'. how" for amens. s. Both ladies sad fervent purridenually es caped unhurt. D re*. tly alter the hoes was struck th- ram fortunately descended a tomtits, and but for that the probably complete demolition of the building moot have issued by Ore. ins! pftviona to thia destructive and alarm ing ocenneare, the servant ma. preparing to retire for the sight. mid had it takes plate a In. !muslin, Ist,r, bar life liruinhl have Wm siscriamd, as bar sleeping roam wee de _ A I'IIOI , I7AM-I .TAKE."—Os Thursday morning tw., en. bed et Whitby deb rend the thonueei ameba .." t,i , ette rf berrisss, each 1.0 rout-tieing le,ood. i,r, Bitstrlti:i.—The Rev. 1)r. Wolff :3 jest re ',ln, I film an eatandee tour la I.:Gilead, in which he has bey u cussed is isersestog the curds toothed kr • hew rburrh at this plate. I John Pekeistea boa aoa rated to the ',twiddles oleos of the sew building, a retest by 'Web will probably Oho shot very shortly. The fade/vett:at de /Tamest gives the following w , 4int of death when bathing :—" On the *using tithe Y 3, "'"ion• Angst. of Madjess, (Neyensid, eennepsalsd I y ttr , . MAllto. Lowy, her cowls, mat so bathe, se mad, is a ve t e .1 ..ter floss to the old dream where May nada Its toles Italkel Into the water Mad is bawl. hat, tau Irrtu a :fly, sire:de I ter hr, _aa4 Maims. Aare: ellipse' Iwo • deep bob, bowie. ths saw Idles .l:er When they sans se Hs MAIM wok, ass of thus rolled ',tally for Nip, wed was ~Mod by IL I,way, brother of the mu men WM" Ma immilletely plunged id, se i, dot jut after his Ames hreAsalad is omen theta H. wet asp!. wads nosy east to wane Ma dsen, Segel, but la veto. fer the body was set fogad OD th e sett The .tafert mats Vitthll of this scaliest wss *sty 25 yeas alp.- THE POLICE COURTS. (Thls DAT.) -4.- ILANISION-HOUSE. 1110111111 T OP Apl EIIFLOYIR. Williamßsrrw_c 19. Ina efteried;ritisiealing four gen alsaaa's scarves, la 6d., belonging to his employer, Hr. Tatman, ag.a eet ,fts Bishopmgate-eireet. Watkinm, a dneta• re, stated theton Wednesday he followed the primmer to a pawnbroker'. shop In Houndaditch, and one him there pledge two gentleman's metres, after which be followed him main, with the intention of seeing where be went to, bat mimed him on his way. Oa Friday, however, he met him aria in Tluewbundle stnet, end followed him to Mr. Yeteman's; and wheat asked whether he knew anything Moat any gentleman's warms, be admitted that he had pledged four belonging to Mr. Ya , eman's stock, bat amerrted that it was his fleet offerme, sad belled hard to be forgiven. He was, however given into custody, sad his box was marched without anything more bring found that belonged to the prosecutor. A pawnbroker's assistant produced foe. scarves which had been pledged by the prisoner, two et a time, and which were now identified u the proaecutoe's property. Mr. Ashley, who appeared for the prisoner, said then could be no denial of the act of robbery, but that the primmer had ale tys before borne a good character wee shown by the foct that he originally entered the service of Mr. Yellen= es reter, end since been taken into the shop to wait behind the counter. lie wee also very respectably connected, end he (Mr. Ashley) thought the cue wee one In which the ea 6 of justice would be anseend by the lowan unites. The Lord Mayor said the offence wee a vsey mime one, especial' efter the Madness which the prisoner had ea pr the presents, and the primer must pto prison la Ws weeks with herd Most. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27, 1859. 1 u Moo at wadi 24 34 44; AA34 73 ad 15 ad 4 0 . . as .N. 10 1111 14 v.: 111 ii ; M I) II 10 II 11 181 id Si 16 5 :: II SO sd 11, Is ad 12 ad zd .1 114 ad Ili I« e." hi hi hos hoo - so os 111 111 LIIU N 1 N Nu L 4, , 11$NI NI IN as N NI 1177 1/1 115 193 71 74 II II IN CI 7.5 — tea :s 22 . 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DIiTVIP‘NCT AND A•AAULT AT TOO eatitcses'e /AVM, Brno, • well-dressed pymesmq wee shawl Wore Mr. Bingham with mating • disttubsnos at the Prbeine's Theatre, mid with aisenli* a cheekiater. Thomas Pasha, a checktakm at the pit entreats el this Prieto:. Theatre, said that es the oration. night, about half-put 9, be saw the defendant standing it the pit, UZ! to sit down, whom be mid he had been Owing before. T being no ~weed met. is the pit, he requested him to ewes out, but be would sr, nor sit down. He then put his head on his arm, to remove him, and as soon as he got Mm to the loor, he amuck him a violent blow in the face with hie douched bor. He then gee* him M custody. Craoremicuised—l did sot tell him I woe check taker, hat he mew I was oat, es he bad nee me before. He mid be Wag getting t t his met. I did not mine him by the collar. The defeedsat's solicitor said his client was a respectable sad had left his lest and wished to get beck again to k er s u nTse he wee trying to do eo a cry of " Torn him am" wee at up by the audience. He found hinted( sloe by a perms who he thought wee only one of the audience, sad be creamily resioed. If out cocaplainaat bed said who he warn his client would not have resisted, sad the assault was no mere than necessary to free hireasif from a penes be thought bad no right to data's him. He muck regretted the occurrence. Mr. Buie's= said be ought to have yielded at cam, and el to foiled to do so mid Its ack rather a severe blow, he must p,y We. for the meson end mean a disturbance in a thetas. TR URATRYIROWORKPROPIL lola. /frill, • hawker, M _residing at 1, Ilseces-ploes, City road, was charged before r. Tyrwhits with using ehatilve mod wasultleg Mugger to weed Will orchiam Madan, • labourer In the mant. la r i Jois Wake ßag, soliettor, attended cc behalf of the complainant, smil Mated that on Wednesday morning, about 11 o'clock, the as ta m4lnant wee in the garden of the Mac cles6eld Arms, to • gentkman, when the defendant ma "Sae ere two men, who are swindler' like their master:" The defendant had formerly been in the employ of Mr. Wails, but some time Owe, owing to his talaconduct, be was discharged, sad since then he had takes every oppnrtoalty of soaojiog and intinodating Mr. Wells's workpecple, The defendant (lading that he could not Induce the compleloaat to strike or abuse hlm, took up two pint poop and threw them at him, but the complainant stooped, and them saved the blow. So series@ bad the detendaat's conduct lyceum that he (Mr. Wakeline) most ark the magistrate to coder the defendant to find sure ties to keep the pests. The defendant, le Caere., to the charge, only abased the complainant and Mr. Moods, sod ca' led for a witness a man wh, woe drank. Mr. T 3 rwhitt ordered tbe defendant to find sureties In do sum of 101, to keep Rio peat* foe Piz mlntks. Tat defendant was locked up in dettalt. WESTMINSTER. 7511 byILDIe . I Ukrl Th. court was crowded tide er mice by artrzta maims to hear &cheep against nom. Car.eody, who had been taken Into custody for creating a crowd, smug starve lan guage to Arthur A131244t, a carpenter in the employ of Marra Trollops., end with threatening 11.1. Complainant erri4, that at a quarter to six last night ha err retuning from bla work towards Kerns Trollop's yard at Eccleston.bridga, when, in per. tag inrough Queen's row, Pimlico, deirelant care in fr tut of him, used a very Abair epithet, coupled with a threat, and raid he hop I ha would fall Loin asc .gold and break bts neck. Complainant was immediately unmarred by a crowd of men who twirler stapling about in the neighbourhood. Complainant had been frequently nary. I before in osearivace of bill work ing at Messrs. Trolkpe's, and called after ineultugly on rentraiug from hi wattzl.. . - - By Mr. De la Van, dm the defendant —He has (Mowed me down to my work. Ha cams right ist front of me last night. The moiety men call after me, and jeer me. They all out, Tut le blm, what's your number?' He did not show any more violtnce than I bare deecribrd. Ho rams out of the mob of workmen twetublett to put liiineelf bet ire me. The p,lire pr Ned the , do`entlant and a number of other worthies ee•embld (avoids Mamie. Trollopea yard waiting for the men to come not. Defendant was then cautioned thee if he intortertol witb the men he would — be taken ?net enetody. Soddenly defendant and the others went towards Bockinsham P.1.0e, where Mr. Tro'lopes men are at work. Defendant wag then man to plice himself before the coesphdasnt a. described. Toe the defence it was urged that • more remark in the ancitement , 4 the moment bad been thrown oat, but no vio less of any set had been committed by defendant. Two witemers were called in sopped[ of th'e outmost. Mr. Arnold did not think that the one animated Is ado Intimirla.ioa of a workman, wbkh would WON the offender to thee. roughs' Imprimemant, and hs did intbass the credit to my that throughout these unhappy dissesess with the meows they had condeettad themselves mast re isanltlenasco tipt,.ably. He thonetit the cam of eaten Wow, clearly uttcle me. arid Seed defendant 205., or 14 He farther required him Meats, Welds recogahrsess to the pore fat the Bat throe meta. GREAT Flu AT INAPT% Cosell FACTORY, CLAP • NAll.—(Tins DAT).—* ameba& eta • hale Aar 1 o'clock dd. (Saturday) morning os the psalm belsaging to Mr. J. Knapp the well-known ottanb rod emerges Wader to the Itoyal &taste at 1313 to 140, Mean-atrest Clapham. The Lullding in which the See began was 100 fest Leg. sad was Old se the easels =ken' Mier sad anntlie' weldfsz bosses. It erninhad two emu, ow* WAS partially Lid with property of somidamble value. The main body of fire oontinned fearsome' he boar% and wee sot arrested until the factory and all it contained, with the exe•ption of a mall grown about twenty feet long, wet destroyed. The dwelling house is the front It also nearly degtroyed, and the rAtfa are binned off. The auflarar mss insure' is the County Fins ail,. The origin of the fir Is unknown. No. 242. belonging to Mr. W. Ceoper (seine.) haseastaissal considerable data age by the hasty removal of furniture. sad unfortunately he was unissuret 1.16. beloaging to Mr. Tilbury, is similerly damaged, and that gentleman was alas nnin.ured. No. 137, the livery stables belonging to Me. J. Jordon. are also greatly dammed, but fortunately the tunes were all extrketed, bet not without gre a t tick. TWO PERSONS BURNT. Yesterday reenter, between the bone. of eight and sloe o'clock, the inbabltesta of Granby-buildinga. Mammon-steel, Vauxhall, ware alarmed by the met piercing shrieks taming hem No. 16, in the Lefonemeationel locality. when they ksetessig trite open the door and entered the boar, whore they dis covered one of the room,. in Smote. And John Williams, aged ere year., lying on the grand newly boned to • cinder. An alarm wee when then engine...indeed, and the fire err anl deed. The =fetuses autter ar wan conveyed to Goy. iioapital. butte so fearfully burned that he to we ex pected t't survive :non, hours. Caste is mksows.—Another firs broke out on the premier of Mr. J. Ilene, No. 3. aura-y-catmway, whizh It Is Peered will oleo termineta Wally. Between twelve and use o'clock yesterday mornior, the police ea ditty cleverest' smoke iouior from the door. and Icatsatly raised an alerts. At this moment an mortising scene took place : Mrs. Mime woo men running round the room enveloped in one mum of fixers. With ttry were extitzw.ted, sod the tinfoetanate lady ex tricated. when ate wee torte to 'b. London Ilorldttil- ‘Ron she remsint without toe ali.thtt et hope of recovery. Ceased by • 'took from a candle Spier on the bedroom curtains. Ina :•edi to roe Royal Itkvbeage Fire N Oor. FE \ lIFI'L ENPLO.ION.—A MAN BLOWN INTO fir A ELEre, Flit DAY NIORT.—A fearful es ploaier. occurred ea the 'rte. this afternoon. A new steam px ket company bee enommnced mantes Messner, between New. astle att , And this arternnon the Louise Crawahey, be to them, war c =mg down the Over with passengers, a rtssier tamed the William sad Mary 'memento:l to ram against her. It WU °boatel that 'hope on board the William and Mary were Tatting on • fe .rf il pressure is the I, ler; sad they ale., paged off Meant at the L Cr.wehay. end Mork ;needed sad trllel there or. ' , Ail her. Wb-n off Hebbure Quay, the boiler of the WIMSIIIII eel Mary knot watt • Ireful 1101•0. teerhar up the decks. end warbler the Menke, with all the 10 , 114 meterlehr na the deck, fats tee ass. Then ea hard the Innis* Crawsbay shoo Imagine! her , trims. being thrown In!n the air with 111; rojerfal, re week ..m. to have ben , be caw se 4118 of the three zees beiesziag to the vase, • yawing ma *wad Noire Coltlmum, i. similar. The other two teen jumped over the V.P.er• it.,.. sad the Loge.. Crsanhay roesteir to their aminuater, waste them by mein , . of life tmoye. The William mid May, whirl in em old haat in monk &maga, by the enptosiou. 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Pa* 0 1 1 - 1 1 7. - DIT. 1N1A..... aC .1.4 ' It I rp7 Z...,,, .• , ....... . a il e r.. 0411.21.11.00 4, . . OW 103 1 11414110110 100,4 410 .. .2 0. i 1 ....... Ma 111 161 MONEY MAREB2.-2HIS DA?. Two o'CLocs. Business in the Bloch Exchange today is more languid than ever. In the absence of speculation prices in nearly all instances are nominally unaltered. Console are quoted the game as they closed yes terday. The government broker has taken another parcel of 10,0001. Console. British railway stocks are firm, with an upward tendency. The New Indian Loan is quoted 94 to t, and the Russian, 1 d's. to par. The Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, at fi9fr. for the account, being be. lower than at the close yesterday. The position of the Bank is little altered, bet it will be noticed that the coin and bullion continue to decline. The Gaudio statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.:—lmports of gold, 132,4411.; exports of gold, 467,5881. • imports of silver, 214,0091.; exports of silver, 76141501. SANK OP INGLAND.—Ia Laatairamat la ths Lot ill aad Ilk Vie. a. n. far ibe weak aadlair ma We.o4. kaisatll4.l.ca. Ism imPalTI arr. Paw Woad 400,(411.000 I Ellsoirftie MO GoversaamiDebt 421,01‘100 Othar NO Gold Cab am: BulLaa 10314,100 i eavar Bullion ..... /UAW° ortirflifirl. 1 0044inienakt 1114m11114 S (taraldL Dad Nokia Anaakal 1 auto= Other Beactlial Ird . 9.016./Sa LIMING I Pressistsrs' Cragesi 04.04. ^OO Ras OWN PoWsDssoloit. l " &alms. My. Beat 006.11. et Mi. Debs 4 DlT.Aess ) 6,162.5111 Othsr Bsysiviss awl e4Saills was Consols are officially marked 951 to for money, and 951 for the 7th of September. The present quotation is 951 to 1, both for money and the account Bank Stock has been dealt in at 2231 to 2241; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 961 to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 96 to 961; India Bonds, at Bs. dim.; and Exchequer Bills, at 144. prem. Business in the foreign stock market is not quits so scenty me yesterday, but there is no feature of interest. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 83 to 84, end the New, 731 to 741. Anglo-Peruvian Fou--end-a.Half per :Cents. are firm, in anticipation of the operation of the sinking fond next mouth: Brazilian Four-and s-Half per Cents., 1868, have been dealt in at 941. Chi'ian Fear-and.a-Half per Cents., 89 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641, 65, (ex change 129.); Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for amount, 93i; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 711; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 831; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 741; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1021. The Persia has arrived from New York with 176,0001. in specie. HALM-PAR Two O'CLOCK. Consols have not changed, being quoted 95} to 11, both for money and the account. The supply of money continua in excess of the demand. The beat bills, having 60 days to run, were taken yesterday at 21 per ant. Little business was done at the Bank. The scrip of the new Indian Loan was quoted yes terday afternoon9B/ to}. The letters of allotment were Muted last evening. As already mentioned, bidders adore 97 receive the entire sum applied for. In respect of the tenders at exactly 97, the distribution is arranged in the following proportions, via.: On tenders for 1,0001., 4001. stock is allotted ; on 2,0001., BOW. ; on 6,0001., 1,9001. ; on 10,0001., 3,8001. ; and on 20,0001., 7,700 i. The deposits on the rejected tenders will be returned to-day (Saturday) on application to the Treasury at the India-house. On the 30th inst., holders who so desire may pay up in full, and many will doubtless avail themselves of the Privilege. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence on Monday (" continuation day") and terminate on Wednesday. o operations in bullion took pleas at the Bank y_esterday. The Oman Queen has arrived from New York with 300,0001. in specie, 200,0001. of which is for France and 100,0001. for England. Of the latter sum 35,0001. in gold was purchased yesterday for tranamimion abroad ; the rest consists of Mexican dollars. The market for bar silver and Mexican dollars is flat, owing to the extensive supplies now in the market, and to a belief that large amounts will shortly come forward from Mexico. In addition to the direct remittances, the dollars seat from Mexico to the United States find their way to this country, as affording the best market. _ _ LAWNS August 1. I. L1i.10.406 K. NAILBILLLL. Chid OrlM[. FRIDAY Evveiwa. Consols, which closed yesterday at 96! to I, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 951 to 2 ' both for money and the 7th Sept , The official business report is se follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1, 1 ; ditto, for account (the 7th of Sept.), 961, 1, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 96/, ; New Thre• per Coto-. 961, 96, 961; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 18 1.18; Bank Stock, 223 k, 223, 2241 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1069, 941; India Bonds, 3s. die.. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also officially marked 801. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858 remain quoted 95 to 1; those of 1869, 941 to 95 ; and Exchequer Bills, 20s. to 235. prem. Business in the foreign stock market was almost at a stand still. The nnly transactions worth noticing were in Turkish Bonds, which were rather weaker. The old loan closed at 83 to 1, and the new at 731 to 74. Mexican Bonds were quoted 201 to 1. In the market for Bank shares to-day there was little variation. Commercial Bank of London were quoted better. Bank of Australasia remain dull. Berlin Waterworks shares continue in demand, and closed at ai to I. There were also more inquiries for the shares of the Great Ship Company, which were dealt in at / die. and par. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were quoted lower. Mediterranean Extension Telegraph were also flat. East and West India Dock stock was officially marked 1191, and the shares of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada, prem. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally steady, at Tuesday's quotations. Bills on m were quoted slightly lower. The rates are shown below: Amsterdam, three months, 11.16 to ; ditto short 11.14 to ; Ratteriont, three mmth.„ 11.16 to 1 • Antwerp, three months, 25.26 to 30; Hambrag, mart; team, three months, 13.61 tot ; PM* awes dojo 25.71 to 121; ditto, three months, 26.35 to 40; Fannon on.tne-Maine, three months, 117 f to 116 ; Petersburg. par rouble, three months. *4l to 36. Vienna, elf. do., three months. 12.00 to 12.05 ; Trieste, ditto, three months, 12.00 to 12.05 ; Madrid, three months, 49j to II; Cadiz, three months, 491 to 1 ; Leghorn, three months, 30.05 to 10 ; Genoa, three months, 26.65 to 70; Myles, three months, 401 to ; Palermo, three months, 1221 to 1; Mamba, three months, 1221 to 123; ',Mon, 9u dam 611 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 61} to 62. The exchange at St. Petersburg, according to a telegram received yesterday, has fallen to 361.5., a re ductioa of id. This movement is principally attri butable to the stagnation of the Russian export trade, in consequence of an apparently . unreasonable speculation for higher prices, at a time when low rates are current here. Shareholders in the Great Ship Company may be interested in knowing the exact terms offered by Mr. Lever, M.P. They are u follows, according to the ultimatum sent in on Thursday by that gentle man, who requires an immediate answer : - . 1. The owners to effectually work end man the ship, and provide everything except coals, port charges, and provisions for the passengers. 2. The ship to have complete Accommodation for not lees than 500 first, 600 second, and 1,000 third clam parages. 3. The ship to be at her port of departure, ndy for sea, fa the month of September next. The charterer to have 30 days previous notice, or such other number of donna may be mutually agreed upon. 4. The charterer to have the entire nee of the vessel, and to pay for the hire thereof the stun of 36,0001. staling in ash upon signing the foam! charterparty. .5. Thirty working lay days to be allowed for all purposes. 6. This offer le subject to the vessel steaming upon her trial trip 14 knots per hour. 7. Should any oontiegasciee arise daring the continuance of this charter, and the interests of the charterer be preju diced thereby, and any difference of opinion aria thereon, the settlement to he left to the chairman of " Ll.eyd'e," or any other party mutually agreed upon, on signing the ebonite party, whose deciskei shall be final end binding upon both parties. P.B. Should there be no berths for third-class passengers, Mr. Lever will A; up at him own cost such number of tertha as he way require. The London agency of the North Western Bank of India will be finally closed on the 16th pron. Al: claims are to be sent in at once for liquidation. The following are the days appointed for the shutting and re-opening of the transfer-books at the Bank of England: Phut. PacTel. Dank Steck Thanday. 11 , 9 t. We9139995y, Ott. 19 7g24.1". dm"- If, Swag Annultke, ThnnAay. rept. Weibeway. O 19 *Dimit Get. ltre .91m94197. Sept. Wedoto99 , . On. le mulectiss. Are 9 I*6 nunclay. Sept- Weu...day Oec. 19 The corn market yesterday was doll at former prices. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the let of September for the supply of 3,0011 gni. of wheat. The subjoined weekly summary of the produce markets is from the circular issued this evening by Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson : The coke's' markets continue doll, tat with it steady vri sumptive demand there is scarcely any alteration in the valise of produce. The mks of cone have gone off at fall quotations. Cocoa els* maintains the I ecent advance. There as not any alteration in sager, of which only m.:4crate sap plies have been brought forward. LIW qualities moss. I quiet, but good to fine grocery told with spirit at to-dare sales. A large Mains:tabs, Leen ccmchaded in rum. supposed to be upon speculation. There is rather more imiutry far white rice, and floating cargoes of soft irraln kinds are also in demand. Saltpetre shows a decline of Is. per cwt. Elsck ' pepper la to steady request at fall rates. Ot h er spices do not present any material alteration to notice. The tea merest is inactive. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Aug. 24, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results : Circulation issue Circulative active ['utak deposits Other deposits filevenunint mcnritiss in banking department Other departmen etcuriti t es in Malin 18,304,418 Increase 13,322 Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day end otherbtlls, 861,222 Increase 18,489 The Rest Rotas is relieve .. ve Total reser (noteslt edit) to !ankh's olgertmeas 9,678,320 Damao 129,707 IT 0 1 0 0 0 61 ei Tao ll I —l e 4 Ia 11 ssi I i I rem 16 1 /1 Te Ei C 41 11 We ON 141 11 16 61 dli 141 114 142 601 141 141 V 7 100 U 10 Si - Si 111 it I i it lit 194 '4 MB I NMI I!" I _ . La orth — Ariiip . ;l6.4 6 7 1 1 .1 1 9 1 ..": 0 5: iii, " a tria 4 ; aft I 1 .04 10 2 Lem er ill Nit . s 02142. t .hil . ICO 0, ' . ... M yar lisar).... o3lo.l :: Miarep. 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II tre:41: 66 :4. 4 Di. 44 pat Oast. HA MAIM ii T iriaiii i.iiii4 - BaliZi.7. & 106 II p. 44. nee& m. 41. KM Mee. It p. w di. Ile D. rebee. 4 p. 4. Pt Me D. i breSs ts& eet. 4 per m W t Do. Mee Pref./lbw Deatteirr het. OILS pe. W D. 4e. N. i .a. 140 De. &me& Se& El 11 g p i C6 t al G E tte. I pi - ill 0 11. Wm& forklift 111 & tee& PerLaso.r. es. 43 di IN tll.oallrr et. Ne. 4 Pai r` . 4f. 4 111 1.1.14.Wte w !..r, He UAW ip.4014.104 re. 111 be =teed Or& & F 4. Wawa. : Pp.& De It e eilieeC '1 , N E indeed • p.eLitra . a Oese..t.• BN. gi• ie. It i allar i fli. R . .. iON 10 sti 111wp.abattlit..pirp.a mat. 11114 0 414 e ela Be. HO Peer= Debert...p. &a [IL IN' Pee* WWI rt. PP I De. ire Oa a pre& trt. 111 .11. 1 / 4 01/1,1. 4 &LEW. 11 : De. iW 20 10 D. d i t i e s L 1.1 14 II De. tIL per& 1 9 GU Mr* u aAW or.b . =.lWili Do. bid IrePrN . 40 a ,, atr: 0.... De. ger an& Prat Delmerhise.:, 111Lirai. Mast esti ejtEi went- - imple A . • per ie /*Aim MIL 0 111111,===& e.. WalreirreerElkestitra. ft. ft. la IL PI I. ii: la" 10 di L oil IL tie I. IN AM. pe M. IN II 1: 10111661 RAILWAY& s k rZL e r i "" w-d 4 to 1 p.m. •A lIIN ad ad vat 971 I 7 I M Wimi II a NI '4 331 i 1061 i i l . ie E NN" M. as Pk a aIiABB L1828.-THIB DA). Two o'CLOOS. The railway share market to.day Is very inn, and in some instances, including Ididland, Great Northern, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Great Western, the tendency of prices is rather upwards. Very little business, however, is going forward, the London and North Western stock is now quoted 961 to 96 ; Great Western, 601 to;; Midland, 1061 to 1; Lancathire and Yorkshire, 97 to 1 ; Great Northern, 103 to ; London and South Western, 92 to ; York and North Midland, 72 to ; and Eastern Counties, 57 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady. The original lane is quoted 21 to 4 prem., and the New, 24 to prem. Great Luxembourg shares are flat. rim., MINES.-THIS DAY. The mining market to-day is steady. Shares in South Frances, Wheal Basset, Great South Tolgus, Wheal Trelawny, Tamar Consols, East Curt Brea, and West Francis, have been chiefly dealt in. The transactions officially reported in the &oak Exchange comprise Alfred Consols at 43 ; Great South Tolgus at 14; and Wheal Trelawney at 27f. South Condurrow shares have improved 15s. to 17a. Cobre Copper Mining shares are still inquired for, and are marked 421 to %. North Rhine Copper (South Australia) have been dealt in at prem., being very steady. Worthing Mining shares are quoted 9e. to 10s. ; and Port Philip, 9e. 6d. to 10& Subjoined is our straid weekly report of the metal market : —The =Met has been generally inactive during the past fortnight, but a large Manna having previously been done, there is no great anxiety evinced at mount, and prices have varied bat slightly. Copper, although lees buoyant, is firm in price, and the smelters are indifferent tellers of unmenn teamed descriptions. The holders of foreign maintain their prices, being apparently justified by the state of the stock, and probable supplies. Iron I. without change, with a steady business doing in most descriptions; and the fluctuations in Scotch pig have been trifling. Tin : An unexpected reduc tion was announce din EngLah on ills 20th inst. of 2i. per ton on common, ea 31. pm too on refined; but foreign hen not yielded In proportion. Spelter : A fair amount of business hes been transacted in thia metsl at improving rates, and it la rill quoted firm. Lead sells steadily, without change in pens. Tin plate* find a fair market, and quotations are mostly maintained. At a meeting of adventurers in Boseundie Mae, held on the 22nd inst , the amounts showed a balance in favour of the adventurers of 311. 3a. 7d. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARICRT.-(TIU8 The market is steady, at the subjoined prices •—, Peters burg Y.C., cm the spot, 66e. 3d. to 65e. dd.; September, 65e. 6d. ; October to December, She. 91 to 66e. ; ditto sepa rately, 66..3d. MARKET AVIIRAOIIB.—Town WIRT, 660. 6d.; tat by ditto, 2e. Hid. • yellow Madan, 665. Od. ; melted .tuS 4bs. 6,1. ; rough dit to, 24e. 6d.; tallow mares, 16e. ; good drop, 7.. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Dam and Company report • good sul ply, Trade doll as lower prices. COVENT-GARDEN.—{THIS DAY.) Grapes and pine apples continue to maintain form. prices. West India pines are still plentiful end good. Of pears there are some fins !specimens of Bound d'Autanlis and other kinds from Jamey. Apples are more lita rally supplied, tut continue to realise fair prices. English aprioote are more abundant, and there are SODA good peaches and nectarines'. Greengage plums obtain high prices. Omega fetch Se. 6d. sad 10e. per 100. Good filberts may to bad for 9d. pot lb, Cabbages and Prmcb beans are plentifully supplied. Pass. beans, wrote. and artichokes may be *Mated in quantiq. Cauliflowers are plentiful. Potatoes mean from Oe. to Mi. per tett. Cumbers abundant. Cut douses chiefly coasist I . of orchids, gardenias, kalosanths, lily of the valley, Molete, mignor.ette, heaths, and NOW . . Moo *poem. pie lb., 4. to Cs - —... a..lrsa!-1, per btlf slave, la le Is Gimps, orib..tisto 3. I G0.......erne0. clo. t • Idol 0.n.0. do.. to tterneti per lb . 6.1 to lo ert 116.466.45ett. la to} Applo, {Kr dol.. la to 24 Prone. sad Ilootarlats. pet dn... Prom per den. ee to Le ro to Its °name, per lteL 64 441 106 Fuze. Inds.. 2. i° 4. L0a..., per dn., top. 1. , 60 *MM., do.. le to Se id rt.beret. per 10 , 1 Me.. On to Ws Ploaae, pee primes, la to le la _ . _ V NOSTABLI96I. Ormlllloorors, per .lea. Se to to 1 Artiztokm per &L. 2/ to 31 Greta rtes, per quart. lo to to Hook par doz. lo td to 21 °runs, p.../ees. Atutchel, 1. to I , 64 Odor,. p. bundle, Is to 1s 61 eabbser, 4.5.. I. 61 to It 44 Odom. p. 6 dove, 2. to 4.. Witter, p. boodle, .}.l to 92 Porrtztl. emeta. 2.1 to 441 Uet.el. items. p. pan. Is tu Is CI 6661:m, per IL., &I to .1 relatte., p. too. 90s to 1006 I Guar, per lb.. 6.1 to e.l per bow, 2s toes 44 let.Loos. ce . ,.. ger geom.', to 1164 per mt.. Os to to Nottft. per nom. I. k• 0 vl Qiets. Mr I.unalt. Is H o c.. 6o.11•16, p. tan . 11,1 v. 1. ?amigo, r et tooth. 9 I to Is Mcotroona. V. lot:., 01 to I. Id orlotet. r.oreo. hid to Z. 9tree9. ter Iv t0ut...1..: . , 1.• 4.1 Conectors. ter t100.,1s to I. 62 moredo lu. 14 eo 44 T0Z0444144, per 6 Herr. Ile to 61 LOCAL MAIIR MARIAM Isnwooet, Aram 21.—Ner,l'es have been so devoid of I.4ston. DAL ..ts, re S. no felllllo son a 7 .-cot co. Choose and L.:Lashes% Sag /I.—Lassa Notate.. IL 7-01 Nonlens. lOS 101—fires: sVossu. 6J LOI et div.—.aseaabire see Tottatarts Oust. (4.—Leislos sod N.,rial *OMR. SfrXit, 1744 !d—. Va.' s ! Shams, I Itallo d.- Las v'belleld. sal Lineols, Lar"Si L 05 1 .0 1 7 tor0 Doi 60} 031-I , 4crth staww& . . iii~Yisi Mod. let 444.--Nortb Cheers, heruirt. b 87; z dir.—Yerlt and North II E. itR ' M4 OS alt.—Lamb Oatetal P50....31 44 sudsy, —South ters sad Dove+, 1..15 0/.1 Lae florae 41 6,4—lhnob Ibeelth. if et .I.—Orreo. wortere or Came% IS tit —,DI new Karr, hi d.—art Lostanbotvg, r* Issusi kc 4 cacao, ri —Lootor , lo . Voogd.. 1.• ruiss. Lour, market .at not ettire. but was Tory rto rerAl• prism llanotatter na., Salton' Bea, p—obetletdri, :Crt—ebt2el ,l o Ithreoend - I . Quvier per Caltr), 614 —Doom, Ki—tett. - . V, * te. te—• Canoga . . It —Stoteru Couuti.,lli — Soliteo Noe= Juretton,l3.lS— )l,l zed. loCt-1111nolo Cectrtt u use. .19 d.—Clalsetontan. 66l. BILIII,GRA Y. *loom .l.—alter CM report of roderday an mode try "bs a rd Vreferestee shorn we done at 11. and VOlll. S!Aftorchostre at 104. T.,air thew:kowtow at He dote (needs* &71.101.1 t, 4. , rtetced. 734 Tit— • orretry mod ).0 Mou . 11A aol -1 83 1.5-14,rtoltubste caul, 93 1111-111mIrthim tith 115 b0P0n,... - Irn.toghem t' % - .41 Pro the !Mtn Lavish Nee dvnos L s a L sr. tio come of tor 0.7. Koons: tau AT., thing rued.* Hid ti rer Oars. Taorilc RECKIPTS.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week Ending August 20, anoanted to 646,3801. and for the COMerpm4ing week of 1568 to 602,8201 , shoeing en intreesa of 42,6001. the gro.s receipts of the eight railways having their termini In the toetropolia amounted to [31,610., end for the cor mponding period of Wit year to 214,0/8:., showing mans.. of 17,6861. The increase on the Roam Can dle Railway amounted to 1,1461.: on the Greet Northern to 3.360/6 on the Great Western to 3,2664; on the London and North Western to 6,4951.; on the LAidon sod Black well to 1781.; an the London. Brighton. end Such Coast to 1,8231.; on the London sad booth Western to 1.3701.; and on the Bunch Rastarn to 1,03111. ; total, 17.586/. The receipts on the other lines in the Unitol Kingdrin amounted to 813,7861.; and for the correeponahne soak of lam year to 280621, showing tm intsewe of 24,6141., which, added to the in:resse on the cr a b pohues, makes the total increase 42,600:. as compered with the cer reetoedina week of 1869. A man named George Coz, of Steeple Ashton, Wdtr, hod a quarrel with his 'bur, Hannah Cot, a few days ago, respecting a watch telougior to their !ruttier, now in Ancrelta. In his passion the brute snack his sister award times vol, ciler en the heed, from lb. cff,coo of watch she his died tate were. Re hes bean committed oa a charge of man. slallghter. g r :s a 2 rikeauLl il tE 017 f. Wsr .= lff lOLA tit JILL . us _ AI e Par Ow. 4116..lharip f I 1.110 IMlU.Lifiapl At 1 lAA* _ Oes.flua.oll .. OW Owe WNW Masi I W. MVO ILWI Ws el Pm, . 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