The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-23 00:00:00

LAW DITELLIGINCL (THIS DAT.) COURT OF DANIALIPTCY. (Sam Ms. Camieleser Ii") II II W. I. Wlllo . r. .. . The Leninist e eiTZetilerrr, Winklarebrary. The caw nee b f ern the emit • ten Ole aim Id= brae ewe fully etitel bat It appeal, that Me wens& bid not tens the relniute time, • arms adjournment w ordered. The t.r.l of Mr. Mitchell, of Ladd Illahmay. mho' clam,' *gain.' the Imam fa respect of • Nth wlat,h hd bees m 'e ty the toakrapt sad afterward@ set aside, am relmitud for 45:. The yeestioo had boss maned to Messrs. as , 1 V.rurs, the brokers titbits:art ; sad Übe! , steed 'kat in co , lt • ram, when s sale was set I/delay moideeeripe hon. t .1,::,.111''8( rue :LA entitled to anything bey ait not .s rAbr.b....akedthat the examination should be farther Wright had Man mode bankrupt by hi. r 1 .1 ,0 so▪ licitor, he gave op no area. had incurred, liabililee ref 10000 f.. an , t had omitted hit. Mitchell's debt from his Mr. StOhe,a creditor for 291., for coins hammed is defend be sa acne& brought by the bankrupt, the result of which wee • summit, completed that the benkrept, in the top of this jadmaret, had given a bill of sale of hie properly. Bu Bostosr said, however mach hen might be dianuated with each a proassing, it wee one that was sanctioned by the law, sad the inelkor complaining suffered with all the rest of the world. It was most to me a ass giving aWO of eels en the 14th June, and becoming blekrapt es the eth July. Mr. Lucas. oe behalf of the bankrupt, sold that the se curdy was gives for a preenst edemas. Mr. Stoke Wood that the baakrapt should be required to Nish: a cosh mount foe the last six months. Mr. buns mid that the application of every penny wee shows by the bankers' book. Ultimately the OXIIIIiIIStiOIk was further adjourned for two maths. IN RIJOIII4 lI.WARD RULLIa. The static:ants in this eese was neeleed •day nr two ego. Tee I).l2Sn:we was • solicitor in Lineshes-lan , d,lds. Kr. Pam, on Label( of the petitionis e ereator, applied to thecovet for • warrant to apprehend benkrust. Tbey bed enitareared terns Ida welt • aimmeae, vete • view to en bee; embed, ead bed eat Ina able to do so. Aldday.t wee web et ame• Lets _ _ TM der—WYE vs. lebrimpt/ • Plesse—Os lielsmiey. I set OM the wrest maybe plead is Umberto of as Saar of the City puce, wcu hae bus eeessmsded le se. ▪ Ceirtiseissur—What the elessteoe..— 7h4lt • Ire I_ -.AMP it miler ot aseastary? Mr. Plows—Ws wish to 'amiss the inaloupt, led ibis is she ooly way of piny at 6421. The sistsmstances ors folly eiselosott ta tie sillisvit. Th„;eassaissisear (eits readier; the aMdavit)— Yes; you MT Wm ties warrant. Mr. Plows—l ohs ask that the atthisl designee nay be at JPoly as sell • podia of the estate wahnot wattlag to the a trait asdpees. The Coosedethosr—Whst dors it consist of t What is the aseesolty be all that harry Mr. Plea. soil the haakrapt bad himself placid by ralashis army la the had, et a nersotoble seetioasor par sale; eatalegese had bass preparail ; tho ssie had hem samaared; awl It vow deArshle, la order to save that It sheahl go ea. Mr. Nicholas, the AIM = sssieurred la the applkatara. Thu mkt was polled. O 41 L •DD ♦. 1.110/1. A polities At — l•;ia - IZlEnEtime tbi dwy lAA aplest Mew% swl Altai et arse taws. wpm As wades eirtuallWaw=tbt adAditadts am yet Ark ; but slit as do Ism Waited A lb. Costsidowm raw THE POLICE COURT& MIDI DAT.) 3IANSION-11011111. Ilea Balmy, sped lawn 12 sad II prtsorre brought to low the Lad 1w leslestmlesits spa char •of nisi:big is sweetel istimes. W bees eimmithml ins this own tem smith/ Nl* pet wobble • Ittelsepet, sad epos thee MIONIAOIII at lead litsumer•hi• lairthseds sad 111111. its • sight !smith mast, hooded ewe Yr tare walk trle Yee seeivoi othtt clultins ho wham Ye ewe* was Ilisty Is be pejo'', el, est *h., II yr inessprally b. Ear all they could ato c..nottbar popemikr. It wir thees that she !Aad Ili= wort apperimily s piw tram* bst who het istepishat seme—t•il it we Mind art the isms bite Ism is do is if estadotai thievai—esbely staid staartas. _ _ Tleiihrhy at as gismo la be MN a it Are sir bat ben amposi heft was raw I th° aL lied Z, to War et plows Wham,/ by as dinatioa at taw UM Nam who aril to bin, his my Interim to re ran hie fild is • huh impabianaK rad to earl het stow Mtloy• is • whawaray tar Gm hoer I bat* thought a pat ad spas Alba ianamossea d M anor, .04 sow Gam tborealerai hat ash own Us ugly oh Sri sr bolt eh as shah d sehnuantos. Bh. masa& ba la rah sornw, bet abo this ar • tear, and ,n aphin aba ba• had ha las at pasta. The hdre iba phish—Wo animat lid that any ono annosn bar aldwasb abo•omiliat so rosy Obi -, beta s IsstrAft• awl I as dm Is vas Teams. Do. Sea dr yea ti lib doh*. abrart behtlf, and we me bar alio aihr not lo tit slaieli trios, Wigwag eft she garb tedialy, ant is lona as dr bad beau • rehabs h wr soap, at the her as. Or sir bad it hot prehilis *hp do bat Mein la NW airilL WO mad do aerblaff with ban Tba llidor—Too annul mid to pieta ke bar to tit, virus aloes to aiwthaL Tit. weer mid will amll mph yew is to on r het ad at YapsMatat Aden la atbdhablo to as ambit d prow, wriwimair will wy a piehm• a vehruhke rr aka at amidy owl the ~Ad *Om *ow alum Int the pansain awe pay sr as sin* ea yea ▪ b• add era. The psalm wan this reatoyad. GUILDHALL TIM WIMP? lIVIIGLAILT tv 3111 , 10ATZAITILINT. AWIIII4 21erkordshaly h lbs employ nt Mr. Beaky, typo. states, ad Nis stielt, AMiniplaqienet, was byuget op him Allows /Wipe airsyst with baying hlwrally kbh powaroks mewl, to des valet d SOL, alleged b• Ss two& et • laaiglary mandilsi sa as pinion of Mr. Qom, haw, et ii i i It orpammi dr• • =7"weell lad des odor wwirad hamedes et two snaz i t mays.. togs comeiniag goods • bah, sotstisg d. 's boa" sad as amp as at ishied to to. as slitsur re = tit piaalar, and isslarad that so two ass bad bans io Ws War dri night Tit. odket, bowouw, hued two oath Naered la Ow kw" ad et isairria• haturr b• thowint • Ursa lwatity eadary goods, with as snbasnatut asesay • assneulood bad bum ...he Am au brat pashas, Sw Mr. Ohm's piallan is Now. Uri Over sleatdisd t►s whole of the property, which Ive mined at Jot 1001., end es the seas time elated lasi steads to a suatlar arsenal we bad is t►e warsionse pitied is ',vassal, bat he supposed the thieves vise aaeaG so lake !t saq. -- asother oilman, • little boy, sold hsaaw two mia ea Ilme Wed al lattice bruit tea prosody out of Kr. Grine. per mite sad place it la a track, wi.h which they •••••yod k ewe, ; but w tar easbto tat kllntify tb Flom as skim at the two ma Ito prisamor was committed for trial. BOW-STREET. 1.*NI*I(117 , 111D GI:14111On If ST. . . . _ . Joan Kwlr•rd •ed 61124441,6 Woodward, • tharylattisa CM*, cell traught up in the c•i.t4y of lospector P•th•t•, of E that/gun, charred with tang 'pail• without • brosor. prcaseatics yea eradaeted by Mr. Dwelby, os Wulf O. CLeasissiams r 4 !Intros*. It «as permed by p dice-coustal..e Joseph Rolt, 3) C, and mother • Wye maned Watt; that ibey went on Bundy sight, a Mae bet ce 12, to 20, Broad-etrese, 81. bees is • east of .had or rent .b.-use attecbed to this plat* in wbkb the prisoners carried on whet optioned to be Me basin.« of • greengrocer, pieser.bser Ice. It bad been 1-cg si.pectial that for premiers were In the habit of Tendert,: a•teriblag wearer than gisese-beer, and « cord hey,l,p presiona ronc.rt, the witlemera west t 3 the Mal. ►t•rtrl is proem. chobee, and Impaled for • Ihtk do pof ,pia. ihe article was readily supplied one of a ginger- or and wilnatere paid 2.1. se e tor • glees; a re n which !bey ennounced ilunueelves and their beenneer, took poese-.lnn of itio .• stock-to-tnde, qu-trade," meanies, of several Nemo and .lase tattle. either cone«niag or assailing atrocity of the aabalibea lapsed. Tba primmer' were of rear. Wird is essiody, wed it nee used that • good deal of Wuhan« is Ws Ilse was carried on in tte dideloe, - _ Tito wish trimmer, On Wing asked for his aims% odd that it was trws As Oman's ram. op sad asked bin to Rte flocs sdT or Os, awl be aid s oat of sk.er kallaggo. Hs tn.& them an skin* sad assent to teaks them s }meat of tbs Rio, Lot limp throw down 3d. ow lb. toaster. 'Slay kept Ow pia tor that nos peivats awswanteios. Tbr issek•rsts, Isavissr se kith to this version of lb. stfidr, fined the prisowirs MX rock, or Wes sootits' Wart sassiest .n CLERIENWELL tt.ITT •T Tai NSW CATILS MARINT.-11111. WITMOVT - !onto Mar n, • Or.o.mr, mos charred, ot tko itottat• of a* Ronal Moe ety for the I'r-vectioa of Comity to Aniss/o, the Woo sod lAufahl tir &twat to bollockoott th• Now Cattle Markot. 14ve, the tlist c>aatalsk of the Royal Society, at tended t pro..ate. . _ _ . It ref ferlbe et Afore of Oar, or of tbo ereisty's roar are, that b. WY OS duty is the eentimi. That bo " the prier r i. re of re Were arose* • Briber of hollocke. He had • tarp e.ich ern! ter, a: one old of which • lour, hew point woe ineteted, end In wae Fowling reit of the rarer vecientiy soh it.. they err in hie wiy, sad 61 they trirt to coupe lei• edroce the premier followed after Orr,. drehog Muir .Mee I.lner r bard as he wee able scree tier Irak., &ad crippled two re trey of :rm. Or of the aW. Iwamhella &pia( to mike Ii mope matted agabist another width was fled to the rape with each molest* that it waii band sweat the rail, whom it hung maapreded, groaning himatp_ mad whilst la that position th e prisoner boat it Liver **lead sad eyes In • most cruel manner. At loegth the aid *Mad IMO, whoa the prisoner went again behind ll e dad mmtmeaced beatiag it violently over ha hind lip; MA IS eider to mania him from tardier Moines la (the aliapro Milks to custody. 104 N oorroborsted the Mince of the litedatea The primmor, in answer to the shade, said the beams we edatimaau sod be amid do nothing with them without haimMg thaw. lb. Love ilineed lita worship that the primer was vett. knows is the swim as blow a may and min e sad it 'ma only a few meadissime be bad meaning as Wag him to that court for a similar dhows, whew he wag examined tor • term of taliprinoament . . . 14. Tyrwhitt observed that he hvl ro doubt the prisoner wee one of than reckless brutal fellows whom it would be mare to Melee. The best way to punigh ouch men would be to beet and knock them about with the tame weapon they need open the autononme animals which were sextrostad to their are. The law, however, did not permit that course, sad the only way he could deal with him was to send him &mkt to petrel. He would therefore be committed for font tees days to the Home of Correction with bard labour. The primmer begged to be allowed to pay • one, but his application was refused. MB MURDER NEAR LEILI)S.-TWO MORE MEN - SUSPECTED. Last Friday, two men—the one named William Appleby and the other Walter Beardow—were committed for trial by the Deargery Insgieratee, ou • charge of berg 'lderwertly met erhm the bare of Mr. Benjamin Blakely, of Batley, seer I/steamy • low nights ago. Appleby. • of 27. is • Mahe of Bohm, in Lancashire, melded far Its bet ten yaw i s n Bradford ; sad Besedow, who le • year older bee been ye...imply ocavleted hmeglery. As le mad with West Riding MeLn Meet men were comesittell to the Wakefield Conreelka, there to await abs., trial. When they embed In Um priate-yeid, on Friday, immidan &t -eethed to Leta to emememse of their enawarlog to some stmt the demetption turniettoll by the Mimeses in the Leek amiss met • end Mr. English, chief mutable of Leeds, vse else comMeinicated with. Mr. Hagfish took over tbe wf msesr (tae i member) to Wakefield prima on 81m day, end although Appleby and Beezdow were am attired in the mikes' of the gaol, they were readily pkted out by tbt Mamma at the two men who were seen lomigMg aboot bide at Amatory a short period previous to the hour at wheat Ma markt meet have been coined:led. Yesterday, W. Beer, clerk to the Leila jetti.ve, wrote to the itemmary of EMU for the Borne Department, &eking that the man inked be brought over to LOVIII by habeas corpus et Thurs day meet, in order that the re:deuce ageism. Mans might be At a meeting of the Leads magistratee, largely attended, buds Swards , the oitcuseassesse attending the mutter wise tally ooae end , and the m.. takes by the police wen At this untidg It was stated by lb. c a tr. L wake bul toes fiend pledged et • pawn. M shop la Dyar-strest, Leeds, and bed ben so pledged about two hews after the murder, bat the fact had not bidaset• boa allowed to transpire, in order that the ends of = g u lit not be frustrated. The cudgel, ble d or too, or with which the fatal blows are au to have be sunk bad also bees found in the II , about fifty pads hem the Kew of the warder, ty the police. It is • aim= about bar fret is length, the sad wad tw the bleeps molded with toots, from which the hat bed bus ;NW dr severity of the etrokee ; sod Feller of the sit stes's were taus! adhering to it far a spate of about eh or sight trim LONDON manic? TELEGRAPH COMPANY. (THIS DAY). This afternoon the tint half/early meeting of the shore cotapiny was bald at the Inadm Tavern, Kr. ROBERT Tavina, vice-chairman of the board of directors, in the TIM report bee akeedy been published in the Exproos. The CHAIRMAN, in IMAM Ito 1100011, mplained the absence of Mr. Samuel Gamey, M.P., the chairman, who wee emending his holiday in the Channel Wands. He had been induced to join the company, became he felt that the metropolis required smelt an undertaking, and having paid great attention to it, be had no hesitation in saying that is a short time the company's wires would become almost as much cared as the penny poet. Few com panies had received so much support from the public, sad be believed the bulk of the aharettolden had joined not as a matter of speculation, but with a Mew to investment. No free shame had been dieeribabed ; aU trie shares had been mid upon, and before the ellonnent took place, every precaution wee taken to meertain the prospects of the undertaking. Ace coednwly the dinettere pat themselves in communication with &mimes' Inenrames Composite and others, and the remelt of these Inquiries satisfied them the company would supply a west whisk had been long felt In the metro polis. Is carrying out the works the director* had observed the Onetime' economy, and he was eominoed that no body of directors could have more zealously devoted themuilvee to the duties watch they bad undertaken. It bad been under oossideration to appoint a general manager of the future business of the company, but it was rowed that a person competent to discharge such duties teal& not be obtained ire leas than 4001. a year, and it hod then•fone been determined to maser) the bashaese In sab-eammiliee. The wire. would be "rocked by , females, and the number of rispeerabLe and well-em do young wanes who had applied for enanloymmet had quite surprised end grieved the directors. The term upon which the sea we•M be employed were these • *hens who weld amaipel ete three sr fuer wads • minute would be paid ds. a week ; eight words, lis• sad slier that 10s. per week. NAt "M* the anspeny ha d 44 young mesas under the immensaies el a serpsteat limericks's; and whim the start beam to *art the strictest roles would he laid down foe their =Any male sleek found talking to any et the dada woad be subject to lasteat diteefieeel. _ - Akar a short illismaiag tha raper WM adayisd, sad the gltatarre. the viols at alma Mind at We oradag, Tem to allaried. The seed errepirtert tow radon eland the ro 41111110OSS. LONDON, lILDORT, 4WD SOUTIINND JUILW4I. +llB p.n.) This aftenees the anal half-yearly meeting was Mil se tie Lebo UMW; Mr. SAXL. ANDIISOX, &Val e/Wm= d Mx beer! of directors, to the eheir. 1 he repot mated that titeresTiZo;secoast showed reoelpts to 21.6711. 14a. IL, mt ths adittire to T 4,11111 ... M. 4d.. barley a !shoed 69451 19n. ld.. which wee 6661. lie. lad. more thea the ogrrespending period lest year. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoptioa cd the report, reed ell the alresores had to do wee le sioortain whether the prate yielded woe Shoe ax pee orat. They did r=tl =we daring ths arreeat half-year, mid the perkier& wool 1 cooly be gadded to the mix pm mat. isi a llemli tamt geersalesa by the lemma, Kowa Pete, Bette, 11111 Mid, la the coarse of which one el gireaeglea tbe preprielen eappested that they ehowd hare more detailed asegemb kens the lemma Tile 111.611111 me dm spied ta, and vote of thanks to the dolma owl &mom dosed tie proceedings. THR Om &STU, AND HER DIRECTORS. —ll4. N. T. Usp Imo alisinon of tbs Eastern St•ssa Navigation Coolging, mita to dohs for the dlitoolo of tar old tonapoay moo its Is theconsplialosto width am Won lavithod Ron dr now board. " Darin," darn yam of paewviry morilios and loon of Muni* of dis avow by fire, of Oran, by Want of costrocton, of Igo- 030rageianits, tedioas threith' I and iSliost g tm experience, we aseesaded d bedew end launching this ship, asd hasakag kat over lie the remit cothany, pelecipally composed ear owe sid ettareholders. Of the present corapasy's board of directors I desire to speak with great respect, nor should I think of quettiocing USINt Merit in the esergetic oomph *ices of our work. I ntay p-rhepri, however, be permitted to state that I alwairs declared the* witted short of a visitation of Pam - Wince should Wave me to desist from buildirg end Munching this ship, bat that I considered that the insisting and dtt lig out far se we. • work of detail certain so be done by some one, end which required the daily attendance of directors remunerated fur their services (watch the dire loon of site on company were thi), and that it would not be consistent with my view. to accept • salaried office or to give the time required to a matter of traffic management." FOREsTER.S' FETE AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.— (Tots DAY.)—This morning some thousands of the fol lowers of .Bold Robin Hood" treated themselves to an elliedal via toe the Crystal Palace. Tee ratrsowdinary sp et the tar es they puled through the west. of atemasted gimes' attentioo. Morey of the Madam was dewed la °raked hats, psis mute, s a d w ags was, while say of thorn wore on their beam • derider wpm deo doldephts, to *adieus that day were •abashed*" • Weal keen *mimed upon three who hew paws d heenith the yrinelpl aims of the esti, such as " weed mask" " rangers,' do. Others, who were Ms extensively denwiled, carried edge indicetieg their respective lodise, sad Ahem awe processioa happened to meet soother at a tentheet, the frateruirtion winch took place wee sedethtae wonderful. In order to secnounedate I the Ted ambers who were expected to visit toe pekoe, the I pa d were throes open this morning es early as helLpest esheslL sad from that time daring the whole of the mora -Ito the Forester, docked to by thoosands, specisl Midas laving been started from Low:bon-bridge and Pimlioo every M In:notes In order list them might act be en sodas tooth. Many of the lodges round Camberwell, Pack osia, Norwood, sad the neighbourhood, walked to proosseicci to the . Au abundance of out-doer amusements, Wen to WI forth the epopetties ant peculiarities of the Pheeelda, we. provided. 81DMOVII BALLADS.—The Const.tution of Wex ford 'fetes that, en Wednesday evening, cub-constable Oda erraeSed tar.. WWI. amid John add Math& Bailivaa , as the ;tea'of linear sad dippesias of seditious ballade la the tborooghfueu. The ballor's themselves are of the mast footlch though Incendiary thaesterv, and were forfeited to the auth,ntes • the des being let o ff by his worth!, the dem oa peconhOg to immediately have the lowa. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 23, 1859: SHARE LIS4&-71118 DA). Two o'CLOCK. The railway share market to-day is firm at the late improvement. Ruiner is li mited, but buyers still predominate. London and South Western stock has advanced to 911 to 921, ex div. The other leading descriptions 11 are quoted about the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. as London and North Western stock is quoted 961 tee to 1 ; Great Western, 60 to 1 Great Northern, 101 0 1 to 1021 Lanauhire and Yorkshire, 96 to 1; Mid land, 106 to 1 York and North Midland, 72 to 3; and Eastern Counties, 67 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are eteady, the Old shares being quoted 21 to 1 prem., and the New, 2/ to 1 prem. The Indian shares are firm, in a_ consequence of the completion of the Indian Loan i‘j negotiation. US ONIDEIMRT AID STOtIIII St I Oslo toile lb. IN. I 1145.W.M. Wie l ert4= 6 ; We::I. Jtes ---- .__ .. .•1 IW-7- -- : =...::: : ETAriardi Da • I p. i a. Is dW pad is 7L. Iher3At4rl. is Mai i s -- —..— Wis. aa;r: ...i n.!. 1 ..H ;:se.C." TT -- ft; i a HIT is is 1 kraals,: WO Mira : X Trieii: ard W elm:. est. "b tej IN IN 'ihaslemp. Iva MOW 12 Iii ir"rediklll. =ND 11 +truid TanalSZ _Arra.Z i 11.11. Wait maw ll** 1 ) Larka a r ra nkulsoan ir ejl. 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In the Stock Exchange, Grambler and St. Aebyn shares are officially marked 69, and Providence, 76. The other transactions have been principally confined to shares in Wheal Margaret, Stray Park, But Wheal Rumell,and South Franoes mines. AS regards foreign and colonial mining shares, there is no new feature, basins*. being upon a vary limited scale. meeties of adventurers in Nutter and Peurbir Mier, bed raterday, the wows showed liabilities, 1,2501 9s. 3d. ; sager, 6611. Bs. 6d.; and debentures =b etted, 6801, The North Bulks Mine accounts presented at the mel held yesterday, showed a belence in favour of the ininl 541. 116.13 d. A call of 80. per share was made. THE JOUILSZYMEN BAKERS AND THE SHORT TIME Moe ZICIST.—The journeymen taken held another meeting on Saturday evening last at the Cowper-West Institutio n, City-road, in fortherance of their revived movement for shortening the hours of labour from 10 to 12 hours daily, end to substitute day for night labour. There were about 700 operatives and thetr wine present, the majority of whom came to the place of meeting in a procession beaded by a band playing military mule. Several mob:dims in favour of the movement were pored, and the meeting separated in an or derly manner. DEATH OF AN OLD MAN BY CHOKING.—Yaster. day an inquest wee held before the deputy-coroner for West Middlesex, Mr. Brent, in the board room of the Strand Ilaton Workhouse, Cleveland-street, on John Wake. late an hoists of the world aged 63, who met with his death by choking. It • from the evidence that the deceased was very feeble, an that during the time be had been in the workhouse, some 13 or 14 weeks, he was almost mikely com bed to bed. At his meals he was ravenous, and he was frequently cautioned against swallowing too large pieces of food. On the day of hie death ho was sitting up in his bed eating his dinner, when the attention of the Lucre, Frances Ballard, was attracted by a peculiar noise proceeding from the unfortunate man's throw, and on hurrying to his bed side she found him black in the face, and from the convulsive ico;;;;eiisoi 171;11m7.37d ohnt , svideatly choking. ]fr. There, the ouster, immediately sent for medical aid, bat whoa Dr . Lawton, of Howland-area, attended, the deemed was no more. In making a post-mortem examination, Dr. Lawson found a lugs piece of beef wedged tightly into the top of the windpipe, which moat have caused almost instan taneous death by suffocation. The jury recorded a verdict of "Accidental death." STAND leas POE HACKNEV CAZSIMISIL—The Ga- Jetts of Friday Mateo that Sir Richard Mayne, Commis- Maw of Police of the Matzopolli, appoints standings for backna.y earriages at the severslplacee hereinafter mentioned, to the number of 66, viz.:—Prins - yard , Westminster; Broad Sanctuary, WOP4MIIIIIIIIIf Cadsirateplare, St. Lake, Chelsea; Lupus-street, Pimlico; Cromwell-road, South Kensington; Belgrave-road, Pimlico; Park-lane, Piocadilly; St. Jame street, Piccadilly; Landon.street, Paddington; Uxbridge road, Connaught-plane; Park-road. Kilburn; Uxbridge. real, Hyde park-gardens; Dorset-street, Maryleixoe • road, Gray's-inn ; Brydgee-street, Covent-garden Welling ton.strest, Strand ; Shoreditch; Bvnigge Wells-road; Bhoreditch ; Commercial street, Shoreditch; High-street, Shalwell; White Horee-street, Ratcliffe; North-street, Basking; Broadway, Stratford; East India-road, Lime home; Necklager-road, Bermondsey; Mere-street, Hack ney; Richmond-road and Goinaforti-street, Islington; Albion road, S'cke Newington; Oflord-rood, Islington ; Tottenham road, Yinmpland ; Liverpool-road, Islington; Caledonian rcad, Islington; Ridley-road, Kingalesd ; Stockwell-place, Brixton; North Britton; Tamworth-rod, Croydon; Ad disoombe-road, Croydon; Southampton-street, Camberwell; Romney-place, Greenwich ; Blackheath Allege; Sydenham ; Railway-station, Lea isham ; Trafalgar-mewl, Beet Green wich; Tayleiebuildinp, Woolwion ; Crow-street East, Woolwich; Dockyard, Railway-station-road, Woolwich; Amenham-road, New Cron; Hampstead-read ; Mansteld place, Hentiott-town; Maiden- lane, Camdmeroad; Regent's perk-rued, Camden -town; Primrose-MR-road; North end of the Aventwrool, St. John's-wood; Heamington-park road ' • Church-lane, Kensington ; Letbory.road, Hensler ton; Hew-bridge; Broadway, Hammersmith; Darvilfs row, King-street, Hatotner.mith; Cremone-lane, Chelsea; Wandsworth-road, Vauxhall; Putney ,• Oaktey-stmet, Chel sea; East side ol Clapham-common. The following appoint ment' of 21 standings have been concellad :—Cadogan-plem; Palaoteyard ; Park-lane. Pieced-Hy ; St. Jaaatieestreot, Pic cadilly; London -stress, Paddle rim; Uxbridge - mat; rood, Gay ' s -ion; Upper Wellingron-street; Walliorton steer, Stand; Shorediteh ; street, Shadwell ; White herareetmet, Raton& ; New Bridge-eneet, Yen:hall ; Lou don-lane, Hackney; Richmond-mad, Islington; Stockwell place, Brixton; Greenwich; Hampeteed-read; Broadway, Hammersmith; New-road, Waterside. A TALKING SPARROW.—Mr. Sendell, of Strat ford, is the owner of a sparrow which will call " Jerry" with • distinctness truly marvellono. He will sit on his muter's shoulder, nibble food from his hand, besides performing a variety of other evolutions easiest, to be credited. Mr. FNMA some time since made a miniature ladder sad placed it in his oage, which the bud a ill ascend or carry shoot on hie back with the ease and agility of s modern lamplighter. The owner has bad the bird in his pomession about two years, and it is, as may he surinited, highly prized by dim.—.llseas Birold, iiIT6ETIII OP PATENTS, SOUTH KENSINGTON.-- The number of vidtore for the week ending Alums* 20, was as follows :—Wornbige, 1,507; eventual% lAn ; 2,9 W. Bina the opening of the Musa= free daily ( day 12, 18.58), the amendeace boa bees 129.879. SOUTH KENSINGTON MU/MON.—Dating the week eliding 20th August the visitors have boa as &Aiwa :—Oa Monday. Tuesday, sad Saturday, faro days, 4.162; as Man day aad Tuesday, free evesiage, 4,604: Os the this. stadium' days (adnaludon to the public ed.). 778: One Mediate' smadag, Wednesday, 111. Total, 9.640. From the graft of the =mum, 1,020,643. MONEY MARKEL-THIS DAL ADJUDICATION OF THE INDIAN LOAN. Two <Mimi. The tenders foe the Indian Loan of 5,000,0001. in a five per cent. stock were opened this morning soon after twelve o'clock at the India-office. The government minimum or reserved price was fixed at 97 per cent. The applications at or above this pries amount to upwards of 6,000,0001. The whole of these are of course admitted, but the allotments will be subjected to a pro rata reduction. No further par ticulars will transpire until about one hour hence. The scrip of the New Loan is quoted 98 to !, or say 1 to 13 per cent. premium. The funds are very quiet, but firm. Console are now quoted 1-16 to per cent. better than they cloud yesterday. The government broker has made his usual purchase of 15,0001. stock for so count of the Savings Banks. The market hu been strengthened within the lest half hour by the com pletion of the Indian Loan negotiation. In the share markets business is languid, but prices remain firm. The scrip of the New Russian Loan is quoted par to i prem. The Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Beater's telegram, 68fr. 80c. for the account, being ac. better than the last price of yesterday. The telegram describes the Boarse u " inanimate." Consols are officially marked 951 to a for money, and 951 for the 7th of September. The present quotations are 95/ to a for cub, and 951, " buyers," for the account. Bank Stock hoe been dealt in at 223 to 224; the Three per Cents., Reduced, at 98 to 961; the New Three par Cents. at 96 to 961; India Stock at 219; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Debentures, 1859, at 941; India Bonds, at 3a. die.; and Ex chequer Bills, at 22.5. to 265. prem. Foreign stocks have met with only a moderate amount of business. The Old Turkish Six par Cents. remain quoted 83 to 84, and the New, 731 to 741. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are marked 981. Mexican Bonds are rather more offered. Sales are recorded u fol lows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 941, 941; Belgian Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 66 (exchange 26fr.); Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 641 (exchange 128.); Gestemals Five per Cents., 66; Mexican Three per Cents., 201; ditto, for account, 201; Peru vian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for amount, 931; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 461; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 981; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 331 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 831, 831; ditto Six per Cants., 1858, for account. 741, 74. The adjourned meeting of the creditors of Messrs. E. and A. Prior, coal merchants, took place today. It appears from the report of the committee of investigation that on a balance being struck, in 1866, a deficiency of 12,00 W. was shown, inclusive of 6,6001. paid to Mr. Gooch, the retired partner. Payments made at the time of the stoppage are stigmatised in the report u " grossly preferential." Messrs. Prior are to be made bankrupts, a measure recommended in the committee's report, which wu adopted by the meeting. Form o'Ctoci. Consols axe quoted Onto 951, both for money and the account, being a shade flatter than at 2 o'clock. The demand for money yesterday was only mode rate, and the best bills were readily discounted at 23 per cent. At the Bank the applications were again upon a limited scale. _ . "Die private letters from Paris report an extraor dinary stagnation of hairiness on the Bourse. It is sometimes a work of half an hoar to get a quotation for the shares in the leading French railways. Much inconvenience is canted to the holders of miacells neon, share property by the recent crusade againat the market in the couliase, many securities being thus rendered unnegotiable. At Vienna and Amsterdam on Saturday Austrian securities were quoted rather better. This day week expires the period within which the Turkish government bound itself not to issue, at a price below 90 per cent., the nnallotted balance -620,0001.—0f the 6,000,0001. Six per Cent. Loan of 1868. There is • rumour that arrangements have been made by which the whole of this balance is placed privately. There were no operations in bullion at the Bank yes terday. The Europa his arrived from Boston with 60,0001. in gold, which has been taken for exporta tion. . . The amount of Aultralian gold known to be at sea on board five ships is 380,0001., of which 313,00 W. is due. The Avon, with 208,0001., has been out 93 days; the Prince of the Sews, with 106,0001., 88 days ; the Star of Peace, with 40,00 W., 79 days ' • the Eagle, with 126,00 W., 74 days ; and the Beech worth,, with 80,0001., 72 days. The bar silver by the West India packet WU sold yesterday at (Hid. per ounce standard,and the Mexi can dollar@ at 601d.,showing a rise in the former case of Id., and in the latter of Id., compared with the prices realised for the supplies by the previous steamer. _ _ Private letters from St. Petersburg make the fol lowing statement It is reported that the various imperial banks will creme, from the let of January next, to accept deposits ' • that the rata of interest on the billets (or vouchers for deposits lodged) now in circulation will be reduced from 3 to 2 per cent. per annum ; and that compound interest will no longer be allowed." The importance of this statement may be gathered from the fact that the aggregate of the existing deposits in the imperial credit banks is estimated at some 150,000,0001. sterling. Should the measure be found practicable, a great deal of money may thus be driven into the Russian funded securities. . With the partial improvement in the Austrian currency, it has been arranged that, from the 15th September, the increase of 25 per cent., which was summarily made during the late war in the tariff of the Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian Railway Com panies, shall be reduced to 16 per cent. The Submarine Telegraph Company notify that a direct telegraphic communication by special wire between the London and Paris Exchanges is now established by their new line from Folkestone to Boulogne. The half-yearly meeting of this company is called for the 31st inst., to declare a dividend and to issue the balance of the capital necessary "for finally completing the new lines to the Continent." The directors of the British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company announce a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 5 per mat. per annum on the class A shares, and 4 per cent. per annum on the C shares. A meeting of the bondholders of the Northern Railway of Canada (late Ontario, Simcoe, and Heron Railway) is called for the 2nd September, " to con sider the position of the company, and to adopt mesaures in relation to the recent legislative enact ments." The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Ganda, received yesterday, shows a de crease of 1061. sterling. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,8231. The contributories of the Caxton Life Assurance Society are ordered by Vice Chancellor Wood to pay • call of 31. per share by the 30th inst. The first cargo of Valencia raising his arrived, and is selling at 604. per cwt. A telegram from St. Petersburg announces a decline in the price of tallow to 63 s. r. MONDAY Byamnto. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 961, " buyers," for the 7th September, opened this morn ing at the lame quotation, and closed at 96 to $ both for money and the mount. The 9fisial business report is se follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 96/, j; ditto, for account (7th Sept.), 061 /, i; Three per Cents. Reduced, 981, 98 ; New Three per Cents., 961, 98; Bank Stock, ; India Stock, 217 ; Indian Four per Cont. Debentures, 1868, 96, 961 ; ditto, 1869, 941, 941. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858 remain quoted 96 to 1; those of 1869, 941 to 96 and Exehequer Bills, 235. to We. prem. • Indio Bonds were dealt iu at 81. to 3s. dia. Business in the foreign stock market was limited, but price* were well supported. The Turkish Six per Cents. of 1864 remain quoted 83 to 84, and those of 1858, 73; to 741. Mexican Bonds left off at 201 to 3. Russian Four-and-aasilf per Cents. were marked 991. COMMBBCIAL AND MAREB7E. LIVERPOOL CORN MARE ET.—(THIS DAY.) (IT BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNITIO TaLsoasra.) (mow ova OWH coaaaparoliaaa7.) Grain market moderately attended. Wheat in fair de mand, at a slight decline. Flour firm. Beane rather cheaper. Indian corn steady, at the improved rates. New nate and meal dull. Weather fine. S MINCINO-LANG.-(THIS DAY.) Stiose..—The market has again opened with a dell ap pearance, and a small portion only of the West India offered fa public pale found buyers. The refined market also dull. Lamps. 600. to 620. I Coma.—This article ham a firm appearance. TRA.—Prices continue steady, with a limited demand. Rica continues steady. Facto.—Two cargoes of new Valencia raisins have errived, the quality is fair, a small part sold at 50e. which fa 6s. higher then lent asascs. firinns.—Prices are fully supported. morally quid. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market exhibits Brennan to-day at the quotations sub joined, viz --Town tallow, 63e. 6d. net cash ; Petmeburg Y.C.on the spot, 665. to 66e. 3d. • September * 66e 9d • Octoior to December , 66e.; do., espantely, 665. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Priori:—Prime meadow, SOL to 86o.; superior do., Mc to 975. ; teak! ditto, 600. to 706.; new ditto, 765. to ko.; roves, 60a. to 60.1.; clover, old, 9Se. to 110 o.; ditto, km 80s. to 90s. ; grew. 3k. TEE HOP DOZY. We are at length enabled to publish an estimate of the duty for the current year, based on the beet informa tion we c Add obtain . The reports with which we have been favoured are more. variorm even than natal, but we have endeavoured to sift them so se to get at • right con , elation. The drat point which should claim attention in the pre paration of such an estimate is the acreage. In Sussex there are certainly fewer hops grown this year, and while in some districts they are reported about the same, there le no increase anywhere. In a large portion of West Kent there is no change ; wbUti in the But Peckham and Staple burst districts there Is decrease. In Bast and Mid Kent the acreage is about the same on the avenge. A decrease is noted in the neighbourhood of Worusahill, Ickhana, Oodmersham, dm, while about Wye, Newingtoe, Wick ling, and some other places there is an increase. Comparing the whole of our reports from the different districts with Um accounts from Worcester and Farnham, we come to the coneltudon that the acreage this year will not much exceed 46,000. As regards the growth we find that fa East Kent there will be a slight Moreau per acre on that of last year; in Wert Kent also a alight menses, and In Mid-Kent, a con siderable increase. Throughout tiaras there will be a tisereses. Without going into figures, for the growths vary so much that we moat publish a long bat of them to be at all correct. we will merely say that we do not think the duty of last year will be attained, and consequently that the present sets in Maidstone, the Borough, and elsewhere are too high. Such weather as we now have will bring out every hop, and the tendency to grow large is something; still we cannot, with the facts before us, call the duty more than 245,0061. — Sottish (Multi of this day. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. OM ausorzio Tuaoaant.) EGRAM MEETINO.--(THIS DAY.) RUNNYMEDE STAKES. Lord Berkeley .. .. .. Tame Dew .. .. .. Olestmaaeou .. _ .. .. .. 1 6 rii. SURREY AND MIDDLESEX STAKES. Two miles - 240 yards. Killigrew, Clydesdale, Fly-by-Day, Gala o, Clara Web ster, blunter, end Rath are has. SING JOHN STARES. Six furlongs. PAID Follza.-Bsclulion. Orono ARILITAU.—The Present, Halllford, Stedman., Cr.@Mog Jane, Lady Bird, Pipo, Coxcomb, dulta Palen Lea - Bye Ways, Brown Holland, Captivator, doyens., Lady Langford, Hassock, Red Rover, Confection's, Niger, Simla, Hand Over Hand, Babylon, Doe f, Pauline f, Stratagem, Colima f, Volga, Volatore, Maid of Orleans, and Polestar. The following hones left York last night for lkoekton : Grenadier, Pohanding, Umpire, and Priorwa. Mr. William Henry Ward, an American, has jut patented an invention which, if successful, will prove of Tart importance to the oommerclalworld. He has devised amerce& of signal telegraphs for the ocesa marine service, by which, it is anticipated, iatelligenoe to and from America and Eng land will be obtained in five days. According to his scheme, • steamer leaved New York, say on Wednesday, arrives off Caps Baca on the Sunday following, and receives from the lighthouse there • telegraphic summary of pro. cowlings at New York on the previous day. Next Friday the steamer will, under ordinary circumstances, reach Cape Clear, and will signal the intelligence, which may then be transmitted by the electric wires to Liverpool and the other great commercial ports of Europe. THE QUEEN'S OWN ROYAL STAFFORD YEO -- This regiment will assemble for the usual period of eight days' permanent duty at Lichfield, on Saturday, the 17th September, and the inspection will take place on the Friday following. Most of the troops have been considerably augmented daring the present year. A change having been decided on in the uniform of the regiment, an Improvement will he made by the substitution of a handsome tunic, much more admired for yeomanry uniform than that which has hitherto been worn. MELANCHOLY SUICIDE OF A MERCHANT AT MANCHISTISIL--We regret to state that Mr. Henley Stowell, jug. American merchant, of Cross-street, committed suicide yesterday, tinder distreafing circumstances, by hanging him self. An inquest wi.s held upon the body yesterday after noon, before Mr. Herford, city coroner, when Mr. Alfred Flockton, clerk to the deceased, stated that Mr. Stowell was a partner in • bons in America, and that by the lag three mauls intelligence bad arrived of the over-stocking of the American markets Ey this country, and the over-shipment of specie from AlXeriell, which would caws a tightness in the money market there. This news appeared to dames the deceased very much, and he said he would cancel all the orders he could. He received • letter from hie pettier in America yesterday morning, which contained a very die couregieg account of the state of trade there. About half peat twelve o'clock yesterday moraine he leR his office and said he seoukl be beak at four o'clock. He raked witne•tt to leave • draft that was ac cepted and a utersge at another American house, which wee does. About three o'clock, when witness re turned from dinner, be found deceased suspended from a rope behind the door. He called Mr. John Chariesworth, architect, whose place ism the same building, to Ms assist roe. He lout out down as speedily ea possible, and a method man scat for, but all efforts at restoration were in vein. The jury returned a verdict "That the deceased hanged himself Iwhilst in an unsound state of mind." We regret to add that Mr. Stowell has left a widow to deplore his MarwAea ter DEATH OF A POLICEMAN WHILE SATHING.—On Sunday mewling last a young man named Austen Mills, aged about 20, met with his death by drowning in the river Medway. It deem, that the deceased, who had entered the county constabulary force only about • fortnight me viotudy, went to the river to bathe shortly before seven o'clock. Getting out into the middle of the water, he found himaalf oinking, and called out for help. A young man named Benjamin Hayward (pupil to Mr. Bunter, chemist and druggist, of High-surer, Meidstoue), who was on the hank at the thee, dashed iota the water, swam to the deceased, and caught bold of his hair. De ceased, however clang so tightly round Hay ward's body that both sank together. Hayward at length imennm led in freeing himself, end again bravely endravotued to save the dinged, but from the weight of the hare and his der tamer, he was obliged to give up the attemr, or t e mrwould inevitably hewe been drowsed. Hayward being so exhausted when he reached the bank th at ha could scarcely stand. The lady of &mead was recovered in twenty minute, by Smith. the Cork keeper, and orenveyed to Age quite der e s, xtinct. the Globe Inn, w hore Mr. Hoe andbut Mre was . G. San sum tend, wen quickly in so rra:do, .The &lent etnnept , of Hayward to rescue the deceased tally merit the earners' of the Fel li oytUesne Seciety,—. ftputli DlSterps Oveto, ii is- d t aPI i II Mt 181 ii at •••• MD $ 1/ 1 V 1 I 0 71 Ti I aji lS II 1111 id 43 1 I sl si 31 sa ' Is U 14 Yl. l 11111 s 4