The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-26 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (TH:S DAY.) CLEIKI-NWELL. SERIOUS CHART OF STARRING A WIFT, Rt...ry Let, nan:, • conermonger, mailing at 16, Elder walk, Lower-rasa, Isliolooll2, was charged on remand with s tabbing his wife, whermy her life was planed in danger. Mr. Iticketts, solicitor, appeared for the defence. The prisoner has been ander a remand a fortnight, and it ~as mbdered necessary ly the fact that on the first occult= the surgeon stated that she had received a stab between : b e ribs, and he mild not Illy that she was out of ,Langer: and the second by the fact, that the prosecutrix lid not attend, although she was ordered so to do I v the magistrate. The evidence went to show that the prisoner ami his wife, along with some others, were h ar ing some supper, when some words ensued about some pieklm. The wife got up and said she never maid have what she liked, on which the prisoner pushed her, and said, .et out with you !" She at once turned round and said be hid stabbed her. The prisoner was very much affected ut ending that be had stabbed his wife, and at once set off for a surgeon. The parties in the room said that the stab w as given accidentally. The wife of the prisoner now attended, and said that she was much better and was programing favourably. She did not wish to press the charge, as she was coafident that her husband bad no intention to injure her. Her husband was not aware that be bad a knife in his hand, and a kinder bustund she could net wish for. She had been drinking a little, and if she was stabbed it was aa much her fault as his. Mr. I:l,:kette contended that the whole affair was an accident. and . . . . . _ irate taking that view of the case, diae.harged the pnvoner with a caution. VIRIEZZLIDII24I7 BY A RIttV7IM'SCOLLI(TOR. ananing, aged 43, a collector, of 31, Havelock street, Islington, was charged with embezzling several sums of money, amounting to about 401. received by him for and OD ...count of his master, Yr. HomoeChsplin, of the Star:k ern green Brewery, Surrey. The prisoner has absconded for some time, but was ap prehended last night by pollobsergesat Gould, 40 N, and when told the charge be made no reply. Only one ame was voce into to-day, that of receiving se. fort a small cask of I OT, and not accounting for it. The prisoner said he should room his defence for the present. Mr. Barker remanded the primmer for a week. MARLBOROUGH-STILEET. TTRPTRD MOROI; THROUGH .TRALOCBT. J Wiltiosui, a saddler. midis( &t No. 20, Brewer street, Goldoirsquare, was eherged before Mr. KDOX by tweeter Wilma, of the C with feloniously rutting and wouodiog his wife, Annie Williams, with intent to murder her. William Conquest, 169 C, deposed—While in Leicester. square last night, about half-past 10 o'clock, I saw the pri soner and a female (the prisoner's wife) standin together near the Alhambra Palace. When 1 approached within a &zee yards of them I saw the prisoner go close up to the fetnie and plaoe his band on her throat as it shaking her. Before 1 got close up the female extricated her self from the prisoner's grasp, and ran into the Sablonokre Hotel. The pneoner ran after her and caught her by the shawl just as the was in the doorway and the 'hest came off. I then followed the female into the hotel, and found that the had been stabbed in the neck. I thee went into the smoking-room of the hotel and took the prisoner, who bad walked into the room, into custody. On the way to the polioe-station the prisoner rid, " I am glad I here done it, and shall now die happy." Mr. Knox—Was the prisoner in liquor? Conqu•et —He was not. He was quite sober. Mr. Knox.—Was any knife found upon him at the station Conquest. Part of the blade of a knife, or instrument, was found oa the pavement about two nude horn the entrance of the Sablonnire Hotel by a young man, and banded to me. Mr. Mass.—Then you believe she was stabbed &boat that spot: ors•uest—l do—when the prisoner put his hand s t o the fe male's throat. On searching him at the station in Vine-street, a locket and a few other articles were found upon him. He there said that he had had only one Metro. meat upon him. Inspector Wilton. C division, said—Last night, about half-put 10, I was in the reserve room at the Vine-street police-station. I saw the prisoner holding up a locket loostaining • portrait of the prisoner, aid having some blood upon it). The prisoner exclaimed, "This is my portrait—the portrait of • man who has cut hie wile's throat. See the blood on my band. I hops she is dead." There was blood at the time on the prisoner's band. Sergeant Lees, 9 C, said—lnat night I went into the Febloriniir• Hotel in consequence of information given me. I there maw a female lying of a sofa. She bad a wound on the left side of her neck. Shortly after • medical man attended and partly dressed the wound, but subsequently the female's father, hlr. Cutcliffe, a surgeon, residing at No. 10, King-street, Soho, attended and concluded the dreaming, and removed his daughter in • cab. This morning I found, about fifty yards from the Sablonnire Hotel, the handle of a knife or instrument with a piece of the blade, corresponding with the other piece, in it. It was on the ground over which the prisoner pared on his way to the Vine-street police-station. Inspector Wilson handed to the magistrate the following certificate ; by certify that Mn. Annie Williams is ieespable of leaving her bed to attend the police-court, in consequence of an inroad wound in the thrust, inflicted by her husband, John William/Oast night. " C. Cercirrra Surgeon, 10, King-street, Soho." Mr. Knox remanded the prisoner fora week. The prisoner, who had put no questions to any of the witnesses, made a remark sa be was being taken to the milt which leaves little doubt that *lousy prompted him to attempt to take his wife's life. MARYLEBONE. ►NOTHER DIDECMIT ASSAULT UPON ♦ GIRL 111 ♦ ILAILWAT CARRIAGE. A weld: mad man, who gave the name of John Barber, aged 45, residing at No. 40, Ar lingtos-street, Morningtoe crescent, occupation that of a traveller, was charged with indecently amaulting Ellen Scott in a railway carriage on the Hammersmith Railway, between Notting-hill and Bishop's-road, Paddington. Mr. James, from the 0f609 of Messrs. Maples and Tees dale, solicitors to the Gnat Western Railway Company, appared to prosecute ; and Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough-street, &aoudad for the prisoner. Mr. James having stated the mat, called Ellen Soott, who gave her evidence in a very becombeg matter. She acid—Mr age is 13. I reside with my parents at No. 8, Emma-place, Kensington. I was a passeoger by the half-past 3 o'clock train from Kee singtoo to the City. I was going to Farringdon-atreet I entered a third-class carriage, in which were the prisoner and a lady. After we left Kensington, the first station we stopped at was Nottiog.hill, where the lady got out, leaving only the prisoner and myself in the carriage. The wi ener was at one end and 1 at the other. As tit train moved out from the station he came over to me, planed one of his hands on my thigh, and salted me to kiss him. I got up and went to the other end of the carriage. He followed me and as 1 eat down he placed both his bands on my thighs outride my clothes. Directly afterwards he stooped down as if pretending to pick up something from the tloor of the carriage. As he rose up he had his hand under my petticoat and I felt him touch me. 1 instantly put my head out of window and called for as sistance. Cross-examined—He leant forward, and in doing sc put his hand on me—onhoyithiglis. I did not observe that he dropped anything when he stooped down- He did not lift my clothe', but put his hand underneath them. It was 1104 merely oo the lower part of the leg that he touched roe. Thomas Smith, a young man, and bookinrelerk at the Paidington station of the G re et Western Medway, stated— I was in the half•past 3 o'clock train on the Bonin',smith line. I was io the 6rst-elass compartment of a composite carriage at the end of the train. The train goes slowly as it gets to the Bishop's-road station. I looked out to see if the signals were properly set spinet the train. As I did so I saw the girl with her head and hands tilling out. We were then going from three to four miles an hour and the steam was blowing off from a narrow goose outdo* so that it was impossible for me to hear erli.st she said. I trini to get out at the door I was et, but could not, as it wee locked. I went to the other door, jumped from my carriage, ran round the train, and gut on to the step of the carnage when the girl was. She held out her clasped hands to me and said, " For God's sake Like me out." I asked her what was the matter, and she said, Do come round." I jumped from the step and went round, and as the train was still moving into the flatform, I saw the iirisouer rush from the carnage. and I ran to try to catch Ilia. He ran upstairs, and 1 called to the ticket °onset*? to stop him, and he went sad caught Lim is the street. John Brooks• ticket collector et the Bishop's-rued station of the Metropolitan Railway, sail—Last witness told me to stop the prisoner. I called upon him to stop three times. liewoild not, and I went after and caught him oe the br• . io Bishop's-road. He turned round and appeared to be surprised, and wanted to know if I had been calling i told Lim I had, and took him back. Mr. i,ew:a - Was not he the worse for liquor? ap, esze d perfectly sober to me. Mr. Lewis said be bad been instructed by the prisoner to ler that be was extremely sorry that be had so miseno ducted himself towards the girl, bat it we. whilst under tie iofluence of liquor. He was a man in a good po -11:%:^9• and could briag forward a number of witnesses as to character. He urged upon his worship to deal with the csa , under the Aggravated Assaults Act. Mr. SlanaSolil declined, and sent the prisoner for trial ; 1 °"4rreed to accept bail, Wong( in =Land two gaieties in 4i q. each. WOB.SHIP.S7'REET. PUBLICANS AND TIISTOTALISPAL John Mole, stied 36. datiwitaad so a clerk. 7. ..eton terrace. St. Jobe &rood. Hortoo, woo charged b laspecto r William Ifsakell. G divisioe of police, with eaumeg a disorderly crowd cf pompoms to aremble is apare. Sitorediteb, to the so of the ioluibitasts, the o'iatroetion of passengers, sod the danger of the public Delve. diaper for said—About 8 o'clock last night I 10101 a mob of personae sasembled in Worship. which is nearly opposite this court, defendant "od another were holding forth upon total ab• THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 26, 1864. stinence ; they standing oo a atone by the pump. Soddenly deteedant was jostled off and another got up. Much shouting and hallooing manned, vehicles were rumble to pain, and there was a general obstruction and sostoSiOW. Many of the inhabitants having oomplained of s similar es semblage on previous and the defendant having been then cautioned, I took into custody ; the meet ing then dispersed. By the Magistrate—The spot in question is • great thoroughfare. Several roads meet at that point. Bed language was uttered by the mob in consequence of the pr'ching upon total 6b s t i ni f° l4 . . Croesqx . aiitited by defendant—Between two and three hundred persons were present. I noticed one man by your side who certainly was not sober, bat yet insuffiaiently otherwise to justly my taking him into custody. I am convinced that a very serious breach of the peace would have occurred had I not removed you. The noise while you were speaking was of a derisive character, mixed with very had language, and could be heard 500 yards off-don't know whether the rooky perilous came from the Bald•faoed Stag—(a public-bouee closely adja cent). You spoke temperately, and I dare say that your mu tention war good, but the olartructiou wee not the les for that. The square and its inhabitants are respectable. Several complaints have been made to the police, to the effect that if the meetings were Dot prevented a serious dis turbance would result. I believe that about a dozen of the inhabitants are now present to assert the same. Defendant—You may stand down, air. Hicks, 225 0, gave corroborative testimony, and added, The noise wee so great that Iceaild not understand whether your words were about teetotalism or religion. Sutton, 422 A. (remove), also proved the noisy character of the crowd sod the obstruction caused. Each witness was crow-examined at length, and at the couclusion of it tole by defendant to " stand down." The Magistrate said he should like to bear one of the inha bitants of the square upoo the matter, and a general move was instantly made towards the witness-bon. Mr. Frederick Cutbill, so upholsterer, at" Nce. 2 and 6 Worship-square, said—l took a general view of the meet ing last evening from my own windows. Above 200 par secs were present, mostly of the lowest of the low, and the utterance of the coarse and filthy language to the 'peeler wan continuous. I have whammed and complained of similar Indianan on the spot in question before. The thoroughfare is always obstructed when they occur, and I am oertain that had you (defendant) not been removed last evening serious results would have occurred. Crose-examined—You appeared to be the only temperate man among the mob, and doubtless you have always en deavoured to conduct the meetings quietly, bat before you mine there was not any disturbance. I have resided there 20 years. I have seen persons come from the " Bald-faced Stag" on several occasions while you were by the pump holding forth, but they always conducted themselves with propriety so ar as I observed. You did not use either ex citing language or gestur es. Magistrate--Sufficient evidence in support of the charge has been heard. Defendant—Shall I address your worship Magistrate—Say what you please. Defendant then entered into a statement from which it appeared that ha had written to Sir Richard Mayo.% on the subject of being permitted to hold meetings, and had re ceived numerous threat' of a somewhat vague character, but which bore a promise that so long as no obstruction was canoed the police would not interfere. He contended that be and not the police should be complainant in this i for had the latter removed the intoxicated m a :a t : m :ol placed a constable by his (defendant's) side, neither dis turbance nor obstruction would have ensued, He had been exercising a public right in a temperate manner, for which be met with prosecution instead of protection. Defendant continued—This is a question between publicans and the conductors of these meetings, whose desire is to re form the drunkard and dissolute mao. I could prove that Mrs. Minton, the landlady of the Bald-faced Stag, gave a person 6d. so go among the crowd and distribute beer, and promised more. It was the lumbers and bullies of that publican who tended to create a disturbance, and he i was the evil-doer for allowing it. Mr. William Fithian, of 6, Gray's-inn road, bookseller; and Mr. William Whitehead, of 29, Cosilharbouretreet, Hackney-read, were called by defendant, and both spoke to the ►lleged misiso,d?ct of the landlord. Mr. eo — ore, in dealing with the case, said—The rule of law in these cases is perfectly clear. When meeting are held on private property or enclosed ground there is no law to touch them ; but when on the public way they are acmes in. cbctable at common law. It does occur frequently that meetings for public worship and for other purposes are held, where there is not any coostitational right so to do, the administrators of the law excusing them, bat in each ill stances there is no obstruction proved. Here the case is verydifferent. You assert that the responsibility doss not lie with you. bat with the police. I bold that youarereeponsible. If a parson draws • crowd around him be is responsible for so doing. Doubtless your motives were good. You have been cautioned before, and I sow order that you enter into your own recogniaaaces is 234. to keep the peace and be of good behaviour for the space of six months. Defendant, who has • particularly mild voice, and is fluent of speech, made no reply ; and having entered into the required surety, left the court. It has at length been decided that the new church for Freshwater is to be built in the district of Weston. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY Ri rl.l VOL C NM/AS. --. The hand of the Cambridge University Rifle Volunteers will play a selection of music in the gardens of the Royal Horti cultural Society, at South Kensington, to-morrow, at 4 o'clock. --- Tee CONVICT JOIIN ALLEN. Sir Edward Strachey, high sheriff of Somersetshire, hos received a letter from Mr. Waddington. of the Hume-ofßee, acknow ledging the receipt of Sir Edward's letter, forwarding • memorial on behalf of John Allen, convicted at the last Somersetehire assizes of the murder of his wife, and stating that the capital sentence has been commuted to penal servi tude for life. Tee GREAT BED AT WARE.—The forthcoming sale, by Maas. Jackson, of the great bed at Were, is attracting attention and exciting the most lively interest throughout the country. Offers have been made to pur chase the bed by private contract, bet the arrangements moldered a sale by auction peremptory. It is understood that among those likely to attend the sale are gentlemen who took an active part in promoting the recent Shakes perian celebration at Stratford-on-Arco, and who are in terested in the collection of memorials illustrating the works, or linked with the times of Sttaketpmre. Mr. Biabop, of that town. is engaged on an original sketch of the great bed of Wan, which is intended for publication by persons entirely unconnected with the sale, and we learn that amiss of this sketch of the great bed may be obtained prior to its removal from the neighbourhood.—Chelegrord Chronicle. MALDON. EXTRAORDINARY A EC' DACE OT WAR F.R. —Theis innate have multiplied to a most unusual extent this summer, owing no doubt to there being a good "plant" in the first place. which has been fostered by the exceedingly favourable weather. Not only are the banks thick with nests but large colons frequently infest ground cracks in the corn fields, causing great annoyance to the reapers. Farmers have been obliged to adopt systematic mean of extirpating the pieta, by the liberal use of combustibles sad boiling water, but seen these striogent measures are not always successful, when the nests are built in the ground, while' the danger of rstaliatios is much increased. The enmity of plums and wallfnut has caused a serious attack on pears and apples, which have been attacked long before being rips, and the intruders have is some cans actually held the I rightful owners et hay, while even indoors there had been a fight " with the insects for the quiet poeseesion of dingier. The prawn tooter weather, however, will mere effectually than say other Mena 090 d to keep the sassy in check.— , Chelmsford Chroaack. THE DROUGHT AT THE IRON AND COAL WORKS. —lt was generally expected from the indication of the ther mometer that rain was sear at the end of last week, but the prediction proved a disappointment, and up to Wednesday evening only two or three slight showers had fallen. The continuance of the drooght seriously interferes with open, tins at the iron, tin plat, sod coal works of South Wales ' many of the mills and forges are at a complete stud-still from the want of water, sad even several blast furnaces have had to be blown eat. The necessary machinery has bon erected at sevorsl work, is order to repump the water and use it over and over agaie, but this extraordinary expe dient only gives temporary assiataboe. Hundreds if sot thousands of hands are idle, the somber is daily increasing, and the oldest inhabitants do Dot remember such a drought within the last 50 years. THE CIRCASSIAN SLANT/A—We feel lively satis faction in reporting that the Porte has at length put its dainties veto on the traffic in Circassian slaves. Last week finnans were despatched to 81Z1111011111 and Trehizond, absolutely abolishing the trade, and forbidding the further porchese or sale of slaves of either sex. This excellent decree comes, it may be said, rather late but it has been accompanied by action on the part of the immigration Com mission which goes far to atone for the tardiness. Very many of the sales which have been hitherto effected took place under pressure of the captain of the win" tram per* who—though chartered by the Porte—drove, it pow appears, a regular and most profitable trade by exacting wane money from the wretched maintainers in every case in which it could be forced out of them in either moss y or "kind." In the latter event, the cus tom had been to take one elan for every thirty pas senora, lots being drawn for the wretched boys or girls who were thus sacrificed for the transport redemption of their fellow,. This fact banes tome to the knowledge of the commission, as equity was instituted. and a large eumber of freeborn youths and girls who had thus parsed into the possession of the dealers sod private sunbeam have been summarily set free, and teetered to their parents—Lnuat Herald, August 17. THE SoUTH AUSTRALIAN MAIL—We have been I I supplied with the following particulars of mails dea -1 paned by the contract packet on the 27th May :—Laudon, via Marseilles. 4 boxes, containing 1,711 letters (25 registered), and 325 sensoaners Leaden, via Southampton, 51 boxes, containing 7,392 letters (tit Mil- Wed), and 8,148 newspapers. For India, China, Oen of Good Hops. Mauritius, and Mediterranean ports, 88 mails, ; containing 449 letters (3 registered), and 380 newspapers Wasters Auntralta, 2 boxes, Deatainent 200 batten (2 and 149 nwspapsra—South Australian saner. CRYSTAL PALAU& --OHS tiHItt.IsODAY, THURSDAY, ARGOSY Z.—Admissions es. earns* 5,543 ; ditto by loam tickets, 1,088 ; total, 6,631. SHARE LISTS.-4THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The railway market is dull to-day, but no gene ral fall hao taken place in quotations. As regards the leading stocks, the only variations are a decline of per cent. in Great Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire, and tin South Eastern. London and North We stern stock is now gnoted 116 to ; Great Western, 69 to ; 136 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 116 to 4 , ex div. ; South Eastern, 871 to 1; Metropoli tan, 113 to • London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; Great ifestern, 474 to • Caledonian, 1254 to 1264 ; and Great Northern, 132 to 133. Some of the securities of the Grand Trunk Rail way of Canada are flat. Indian and foreign lines are unaltered. • ND AND MCP -SIL I rd. I SALINA" ' rtrarr s . to 1 pan. N N 12151 Ise} AtWale& 94. Lynam D0c0.80r..1 C. 10.g.bp.0 Do. Z Mum Softie et Lake Huns Prefeasoe Do Do. ff., Drant or ot Oodorieb 6p. a. Bd.. 6.a6. 1, len Do. do. AO 1, ISTS Do. do. Joao 1, 15741 Col. & B.lLielaro6p.o.g. :Caps T. Donkey. C. R. um. Dowers... 4s 74 . e..pe li rort lid LOY& .6 do Ito. I M. I BASKS. M a 101 DI la ds-, a I TS 00 TS SO TO IS OS 100 14 00 !2,000100 Agra & Mosternian'sa.), 110,000 60 i Do. New ilea. 20 p.) 10.000 60 :Albion 20,000 lOC IA lllann•Lea.etLlverpooll 10,004 100 • Do. 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Wheal Ladoat - • 1.024 .. ,W.MarrAnn (Mamba) 3 14 18 ... 396 .. iWbasls46wa l2/11 216 Us sd -. 1.000 . Wh. ?Moms (Usk ) l9 21 --. 3000 .. Wheal:Jake - 1111:1111:111V111 3TOOM& No. 164 1 8900[1. IPd (CL prisms. I lass. 492.023 St. Gaistn.6p.e.ttar.dtlei IN 90 91 - 108016 84. G.Ntha..4p.o.Jan.da 100 90 00 610.000 St, G.Wsta.-W.NI.-Oz., p. ct.. Jan. a July .... 106 VT 90 •• . 418,000 St. lanc.ltYk.4p.e.l6odallsloo 97 99 - 696.000 St. Loa,Bet 34 4p.e...land/1/1100 96 97 - 1025221 at. LAN.W.4p.e.Jan.hials[loo 97 99 -. 312.830 84. Do. 31 p.e.Jan.i/nlytlOS 934 954 ••• 260.7110 81. 1 L1A.W.,19.9.Jaa.&7919,100 97 99 - .... Bt. I4idhiad,49.a.Jaa.Wal7 100 97 99 -. .... 1 Bt. N. British. Lr.a D. 8., kp. d, Feb. & Aug... 100 102 107 .. 83431 1 St. N.La..4p.r..Jan&Jaly 100 96 97 .- .... I Be. dat.N.L. 4 O./.APLOoS IIOO •-•- I (ton oder. I golles. I/14 14 100 II 110 ST 100 11, Ilk IA 91 111 11 ISI W SiSil 2 S 911 1e 116 91 11 1 Si U 110ZZIGN OBLIG, Mt. I Pd. Li6WILTS. 4 aU G.Laseaboorg l 9. o • 4l L 10 IDo NO All 1 Havana and Mamma 100 ian Leasenne and Fribourg 100 all Mataluas sad tabaglid HO 101 l I Do. &mod lama. ... 10 , all • North of Ifrarboall p.et 10 I Do. ilateCliarl.W.et. 100 lon 'Ottoman (sagma. do.), ; !Parts.l.7o46omasoxi.' 10 ' Do. NN..... .Ip. of. 100 ,al • Late it 8. lf.(Yara.l • , all :Boyal Sweat*ti p. at. 100 :all Bags. La Graado 7 p.ot. 10 ion 8. Asa&Lors.Ven.lp.o. 100 :all BoathEart. of Port.7p.c. 10 :all I lloatheroof France3p.e. 10 i all , Pooth Dollars, 1 par Cal 10 .all IW.B.N.W.ollra. p.a. in.2 o ?! XISCILLAN ROM_ No. I I 113.000 r WOO. 100.101.• 47,000! 20,000 1).00.4 1114.7601, L 2,500, WW I 16."_/1 OoreAlms. 2 - 6 . 061 i! io.ooo so,oool 10 Koos! 60 10,000 60 17,600' 10 60,000 100 12,000 15 10,000 60 10,000 60 10.000 50 10010151 IL 103,1101 el !77,010L St 10,01011011 50.000' 93 100.1401 10 1170,9751. Bt 70,000 6 10,000100 Aegis Madam Eat Australia distrelaabtr a h ilerlaterederw Bombay Gem = 814thlb American Lead L I I. Msg. TeL (L) British Isar Tee (L ; e tta n ede mil = v:6) Ceylon Vlty of Lc ° 7.l=Pop.il, I C.ty Mires (Um) otatricaailiec(L )) iCaareeretalUsdaaasta, Teatioildeted Dia s. Coatlnental Uo.Geetq Coatrecteorporetto a( Cop. .Pre 11,1 Credit Premier Do. of Mauritius (L) Credit llobther Da rwl.rs. Do. Ip. Pam. Di* i ll im° lltra te4n tr ia tlrrig os. l= "an o T e r a. !it _ TM. IL . tag. eat. imoper.; Dig daoottlaUlarla.a. Masada Corporeal's" Masada* Dhows* (1 ) Parsed. W•f•II0.1110 (L Denture (Limited). o.orestiat G. Stain Navilialioa Floret 3oloalsl As. (L ) Dadotaldis, leapt Mer.L.VL Ass. ,L) Indian Carrying Internat. Irlassi.Soc. (L. Interast.Lead 'Credit( !Italian 'reg. Mex. am) Do. a pe. 11.11. r. 1870 lima/Mock Dietioant(l ) Lead Securities (Ida ) Load. Atria= Trad Load. sodealedoa. It? Laod.Distaict Tian. ) load. Mina. Aro. Dale. Load. D. thardbas C.(L) Lead.. Italian, ate Stra. Load. Mar. Discoing (L) 4.4 Prterlacielldartoel ii:iii .S0)•?1 10,0)01 124000 skaeo stow!l 100,000 l - ii:(0601 110,0001 3??.°°'?l woos! 1000000 80.400 1 10,004. 20.000 WAX 12,004; ii: ,- ?ei iiiiiii' cox' 6,000) 20.0oo! 187,175/ 444011 u 10001 30,004 t.1.9D0 io;000~ 10.0001 1114 400 ao.uoei oo.usel 25,000 19.7«: - .01 _ 14600 i 4600 100.00ot ! 10.000; 17,000 io.oool 10.0001 4454?1 ri.*l Pd._l4 prim. I lam I!} te - It MI ips sd 3 = Fp la rei Ms 72 a au —• 3 • le 1 Ms: H ipsil SePal, 1 Oidlel i , 1411 MAR 1 0. 1 Se . 23 tl 7i6 66 1 1 0.41ag it 84 6 lon 103 110 108 111 311 ib 1, los 108 11 Psi i *Pm 41. "a If 8 pot id; 86 a IT I 3411:p.: a a dial 113_ Ilk 1 — tem ;dim bin 0 11 i 1 1 1p 1 , 11 19. puel 1 ells, ids Om L pc par U Ifader Inta. t Canal Do. Sadao Investasat(ll Maarltios NNW Wi.. nr. (la 11111 wall Iron works I Natal Landon OaL C. CL, .National Oa (L.) notional Plnaschel ry National Steam NaT. Neebudda Coal 1 I. Do. New N.tealand T.dtLoan(L N.BrIL A osteologist( (L) N. BOOS Garman. (L Nova9cobao.andL. Do. do. Ocean Marino Imam, Oriental Commorcial(L Adept.' Financial (L.) Oriental Gas (United) I Do. New ateam(L) iUtaMos dahlanllavosO Dumas rinaoclat (L.) Ottoman Gas (Wind PananialL. AL Itteani,4 ) Do. d 0.... Pealiv.Load Yin (1.), Ihninsular O. Mama! 9.r 7 PH 6 ow s is id ni ts pm l , idts two' 8 1 94=1 31 Ts! Plr Dm' SO 70 17i 101 2 2 Pm 16; " 17*pel 2 •psi zd —die 16 000 100,0001. 40,000 14004 10,000 14,100 MOW. iiiiii loksoo 1460 s ekon woo 00.000 SAO WINO 10.002 20,000 i i :F. lais "'re 1 1 Iti 1 7 4: __ Do. Now Quebrada L. D... ILfL I h r New Rio J. City Isproo. (L ) Ditto ditto . Anal 'Scot Austra loved. Smith, Knight. &Co. LI lee. Flaws Egypt, Abiata & (I South Australian Lead dlitinnartso T ,Tel.ConstruedliZlE Massa Money la.(L) ITruat&AgoneyolAos. & L Om of U. Quads Telog Os. (Li D)os, Amain Tes(Lios Ditto !Van Dionarns Laud Warms& risme (Lito I Wastiodialtraciao L ma a Si 10 18 20 pm at 4 It"' 21 1122 tt AN 1! _'4 si i 14 Hi 14 141 119 zdi 11... 1 0104 1 apsni 44 46 I db }pm' 41 pee id' 1 Op. O . f 1 poo l I 14 11 9 11 p lt %s ipso, sa l id PREFELENCIG SHARES. Omit Northern. 5 per cent.. 114. Gt. Wert. —Orieinel Birmingham Grump. Stook. 73.4. North Eastern. Stock. sod Dar!. B 6 per rest, 321 x 4. FOREIGN RAILWAY& Lemborg-Csorooiwits goer. 6 sad 7 pot coat. (Li/slid), Ottoman (Somas to A klia), U. Saa Paulo (Lisa.). guar. 7 par mat, 10. g. NORTFIIIIIBIRLLND A 211) D171114\11 DISTAIer BAWL —The official liquidators of the Northumberlend and Dur ham District Bank have given notice thelY fetrtlo. to make payment of a fifth dividend of es. is the pound. Tito paymeete will be med. at Neweastle•on-Tyne oo Toney, the 6th, and Wodatorlay, the 7th day of floptolobst. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoos. The stock market remains dull, notwithstanding the somewhat favourable character of the Bank of England return, published this morning. Consols are unchanged for money, but have declined 1-16 per cent. for the account. English railway shares and foreign securities are also lower in several in daunts. Confederate bonds have been unfavourably affected by the news just received from America. As usual on Friday, there is rather more demand for money, and the supply is somewhat smaller. Good three months' bills, however, are still taken at Ito 1 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans has advanced to 5 to 6 per cent., some considerable sums having been withdrawn. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 66fr. 30c., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 89 to 1 for money, and 891 to 1 for the account (September 8). The offi cial business report is se follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 89/, 881 ; ditto, for account, 891, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 8841, 1 ; New Two and-a-Half per Cents., 721; Bank Stock, 244 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041 ; ditto Bonds, 255. die. ; and Exchequer Bills, June, 25e., 15s. dia. Few transactions have occurred in foreign stocks, and the tone of the market is flat. The Confederate Loan shows chief depression, and has declined } per cent. Greek, Spanish Passive and Certificates, and Mexican have also receded }. Annexed are some of the present quotations :—Turkish, 1858, 72 to } ; ditto, 1862, 691 to 70/ ; Con solidi', 501 to f ; Greek, 23# to } ; Spanish Passive, 30} to f ; ditto Certificates, 13 to ; Confederate, 77} to 78} ; and Mexi can, 281 to ft. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 102 ; Greek, for account, 23} ; Italian , 721 ; Mexican, for account, 281 ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 474; ditto 1856, dm., for account, 471, 1 ; Russian, 1859, 54# ; ditto 1862, 88, 1 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 44 ; ditto Passive, for account, 303; ; ditto Certificates, for account, 13} ; Turkish, 1 1854, for account, 91 ; ditto, 1858, 1001. Bonds, 77, 76} ; ditto, 1862, for account, 703, 691. International Financial shares are now quoted 41 to # prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 3 prem. ; London Financial, 9} to 10 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 3} to I prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 16} to f ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 2# to 3 prem. ; Imperial Mexican Railway, dis. to par ; and Ottoman So idtk Gingival, 21 to # prem. Foos o'CLocs. Consols are quoted 89 to I for money, and 891 for the account, being fractionally better in the latter instance compared with the quotation cur rent at 2 o'clock. No bullion operations are re ported at the Bank. Attention continues to be directed to the large amount of specie due by the Weet India steamer Shannox, on Monday, and the estimate is still plaoed by competent authorities at over 1,000,0001. The greater part of this remittance is silver, chiefly it is believed Mexican dollars. The silver market is quiet, with an absence of business pending the receipt of telegrams giving the quotation of the Bombay exchange. The stoppage is announced of Messrs. Gunther and Muller, merchants, of Mincing-lane, but their liabilities are understood not to be very large. Extraordinary meetings of the Imperial Bank of China, India, and Japan, and of the Bank of Hin dustan, China, and Japan, were held yesterday, when resolutions were passed in favour of the amal gamation of the two undertakings. The following railway dividends are officially announced, viz., Great Western at the rate of 3 per cent, per annum, South Wales 3k, Oxford 2i, and Newport 11. A special meeting of the Charing-cross Hotel Company is called for the let of September to con firm the resolution passed at the ordinary meeting amending the articles of association. The ship Spitfire has been engaged for the con veyance of emigrants to Adelaide. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Aug. 24, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Clintation isms Circulation setive 20,510.650 Decrease 516,845 Public deposit. 5,248,725 iIICTOLIN 142,925 Other deposits Government securities is baUkTngdoF;ATac;i 10,797,035 Decrease 100,000 Othereecuritres in blinking department Coin and bullion in both departments Eleven day mid other ,bala 5384% Lamm 9,75 i The Ran 3.643,527 Deana e 26,783 Notes in mere* Total renews (notes k coin in banking depar tmen t) . 6,971.101 Increase 622,837 The most satisfactory feature in the above ac count is the rather large increase in the reserve. Coin appears to be still withdrawn for the pro vinces the augmentation in the bullion being again below the amount of Australian and other gold known to have been purchased. A further decrease has taken place in the other deposits. The difference in the rest arises from the adjustment of the accounts preparatory to the declaration of a dividend. tee-ount pursuant to Use Ad 7th uding onWeJaedlay, Avast 24, , ARTNINT. liti;e;itnent debt.. 1.11,016,100 'Other aftwitiss 1.6114.900 Gall win and Dal- Woo 12,09%670 L 26,732,570 101 113 54 63 SESSION& 1 a: 102 IN 101 103 " 1 - 20 14 -1 19 90 ' 91 93 71 73 119 66 66 •7 14 67 48 6! 43 46 27 29 26 29 102 193 iau Pez 99 101 10 10* 10 8 0 b 89 01 81 b$ timu WI 1001 SO 91 66 G 3 :di _ 3 6 1011 3 49 as ve s a 1 IN 101 1 41.10itir 9k iocy I 96 97 it BAWL& INI o...prtesa.. ui ie:e; iclis howl •1 62 16 as poi 1* lipm, Par 4PM. if n" 26 27 . vs god 1 iss 171 sd 11111 1 die Isr idla 114 4 1 2dls xd _~ 9+~i woo OILIMILIZY SHAMS AND "Tom& Wei.* Maw Vsl. Besto=et Md. !Metal and Ituka.. C 1 'Citiedenlan Omitand Bond= Om! bo.A j A no dlr. until{ Do. 8/p. a Ispaid & DeWitt and Beh June , Onadee, Perth, dAblan ' Iktlnburgh snd Glasgow Glasgow and &Western 'Greet Eastern 2!d..81. Do. itioTe . k7: Da Z. AagAik., Na. Glrtat North otScotlaad I jOrmaiNcalbsti Da.A J • tea so div. as- Do.D Map. als paid 13 Ot Beath West (Da, 'Great Westin! _ _ I Do. moor VsLOon.Stk D. Booth Wales Do. W. K14.-071ord Do. Do. Do. Ir = Do. tancashirs & Yorkshire London and itlaskwail Lon. Brie u ta u t . B.ooast Union, We ' Landon& North Wes& I Loodoe&tioutlitresters llita..Bhef..& Lincoln& Waryport and Csrlisle Do. D. Pam& MetropotlNewisa Midland Do. NM Do Biros. & Derby 111 d. 6l Wa. an).— ' Do. e Siena Mid Mild ' Mid Keot et ir Usk 'North I Do. Edln..Perth.Dowl N. lakern—Berwiek Do. Lewis Do. O. N. Para D. Yost Do. Carlisle Do. Stock.&Darlias Do. do. 1866.64 Do. do. 181041 North London /De. New North Staffekkika N. & & Western Jane Scottish Central Scottish N. E. Aber Mk Scottish Midland ithrowsbary & Welehal Siwopthlre Union South Devon South Stakes & Yorksh. &liver Dust /Tahtelste Vale ,Weidagkik&e. ff Do. B Do C 11Ili WO "IS 10 S 2 I 4 IS 17 BB SI 112 114 47 4/11 131 133 140 148 131 113 90 Of 70 1 U a 111 40 100 102 1161 116} id 66 61 id 1011 101 14 a 42 116 114 96 a de ed 1120 111# 110 111 lit Mk 116 1011 64 $ 1:1 141 zd 113 ab Adi 116 II sell 9 IS pm li :di 7 k ema zd 126 a 9 76 76 1 f zd pa I 1251" ill M 67 69 35 *7l 86 67 1 101 103 id 7 II 166 170 6 7 pa S 6 pie : 171star 100 100 1100 100 I Do. ' Do. Vole of Naafi% Victoria Stn. & Pimlico; Waterford & IrJlkenny watt Cornwall W.HartipL &orb. <till' 811T1611 RuLWAIL rbiLe ; Grand Trunk of Grade; Desliquip 11.11 B XLet i post. Do. lee deferred' Do. ford pref. Floods.. Do, do. deferred Do. ird poet block Do. do. defense Do. d Ith pref. Stock .. I Do. do. et erred! Groot Indian Peninsula Do. Now n 6 r 7:ont, , 4 0 'Gt. Lot India& S p. os. Do 61 pot Nei. Do 06. Welborn oi Curds MO: pay. ICI Do. do. do. 1V74 I. Llialfdd New.. 1100 HO I* 0 .10P I 100 no Maros rm. 6 p. oral I Do. do. d 0... Do. do. 1=;1 Do. ). C orp.r 6 per e. Ed! Melb. sod Hotoon's Bah N. Brom& Can.eis. A it D! N. R.otCan.6p.e.istp.lL 1 Selado, De do. as. I par cont.! Do. ihl Do. do. do. I Do. PU1011111) d 0... ... I Do.la4us Maio& 61.1 JOINT NTIJC BANK Or KM:IL/IND.—Az aad elk Vic e. for the week tax. Notes baud DPSVII . 216,721,670 no.noxl D Proprietors' Capita L 14,143,000 Public Deposits On - eluding lizcluou 8.,. Banks. Co -l- ink of Notional - zd Debt, and Div. Accounts) Other Deposits— 1E714,161 SIMI day and other 134.198 L37,735,E1 I Attract ZS, 166 l WASTIIIMT. Government ken- Dead WeightAn- DUtt) Other BaetttltW 'Notes Gold sad Ulm Cola 746,181 137.736.1111 W. WILLIE. Mel CaAlec THURSDAY FMRPG, Console for the account havebeenafterndely buyers and sellers at 891, and closed at that price exactly, or the aame as yesterday. For money the final quotation was 89 to 4. The official business report is sr follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 89, 1 ; ditto, for account, 891; Three per Cents. Reduced, 8817.1; {New Three per Cents., 884, Fi Bank Stock, 242; India, Stock, 2111: ditto ve per Ceut. Stock, 1041 ; Four per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 92. India Five per Ceuta. were steady at 1031 to 104. Exchequer Bills continue quoted 255. to 15e. discount, with few transactions. The financial companies' shares have shown rather more firmness, especially International and Impe rial Mercantile Credit. The closing quotations were as follows : International Financial, 44 to prem. ; General Credit, 24 to 1 prem. ; London Trinancial, 94 to 10 prem. ; and Imperial Mercantile Credit, 34 to I prem. Joint-stook bank shares have again been rather heavy, and a reduction has occurred in Albion Bank, Commercial of India, Continental, Hindustan, China, and Japan, London, Hamburg, and Conti nental Exchange, London Joint Stook. London and South African, London and South Western, and Midland. Bank of Egypt, Bank of New Zealand, 1 1 and European, on the other band, improved. Although the transactions in miscellaneous shares have been moderate, the closing prices exhibit rather numerous changes. An advance has taken place in Credit Mobilier, Discount Corporation, Financial Corporation, London and Italian Steam ; and a decline in City Offices, Contract Corpora tion, Italian Irrigation, Land Securities, Ocean Marine Insurance, and Otago and Southland Invest ment. London General Omnibus shares were firm. Hudson's Bay left off at 14 to I, and Egyptian Trading I* to prem. Colonial government bouds continue without movement of importance. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 21 to 3 perm . ; Ebbw Vale Company, par to f prem. ; Humber Ironworks, 2* to I* dis. ; Hewett and Co., to prem. ; and Imperial Mexican Rail way, I die. to par. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocx. In the mining market to-day there is a strong demand for East Grenville shares, which have been dealt in to a large extent : the present quota tion-71 to _5-- is 7s. 6d. above that last current yesterday. On the other band, South Condurrow have receded to 1 to /. Wheal Grenville are quoted 7 to / ; Wheal Beton, 200 to 210. Other mines are quiet, in the absence of business. The only transaction officially recorded in the Stock Exchange is in East Cain Brea shares, which are marked 7/. Foreign and colonial mining shares are still neglected. Monies Anreos are dull. At Hingston Downs Consols two-monthly gene ral meeting, held yesterday, the accounts showed a. balance in hand of 4561. ie. 7d., and an estimated balance in favour of the mine before the next meet ing of 1,2621. lie. Bd. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. KA ItH-LANE —(THIS DAY.) Our market to-day was but moderated 7 impelled with home-grown wheat. Although the attsedara of millers wee limited, the demand for both red and white qualities was steady, at Monday's currency. The show of foreign wheat was 'memorably extensive. Selected samples changed hands slowly, bat at fall quota tions. All ot►er kinds were very dull, and the rates were almost nominal. The inquiry for Boating cargoes of grain was by no means active. _ _ Net; English barley was in regnant, at from '32s. to 365. per quarter. Other kinds were dull, but not cheaper. Malt was in fair average supply and moderate inquiry, at last wavk's prices. There was a good bruiness doing in oats, at Monday's im- Foremast io value. The supply of foreign was good. No change took place in the quotations for beans, which continue very scarce. The few peas on the stands were taken off freely, at very full prices. The flour trade was dull, oa former terms. Linseed was steady in prim, and rather a large business was doing in cakes, at previous quotations. The trireme- Lions in new seeds were very limited, Prima, however, were well supports]. t:Ultitilli MUM. isms& Per Qr. 1621112. L L Rms. rest, rod,ll3ls 40 to 44 1014 41 b{! „ lb. libik nes 44 to 49 1954 Norfolk sad Woofs 43 to 47 red, 11163 3O to 13 11431,62 Make 25 to 36 0141111126 grind*, l5 to 16 sew; sum Norfolk, Suffolk Kingston and Wore 110 to es Brows Bra. 7" Qr. as I. I. hoick bed kaiak psl06, lA* what l7 IS tit Mask SIAM M 420422 — Tick 27 le 441 Harrow PIO= .. 4O to 48 OM 33 to te n e o S6 to la S 6 W 32 11411111. Tows wat, pa. Rif Ito. s St to 40 New 0620. Country l6 to at Ukiah, feed IS to 23 Norfolk sod Suffolk, „ potato 22 to 26 wads 26 to 22 lomat. Per Qr. WEL.. L S. Quads sad Row - berg 6O to 61 Rostock a Nickles- Do= 6O to 611 W lo 41 Roads; bard soft Ausgiaso, red . Wkiti 63 to 46 Swaim hr Qr. 0•111. L I Deal& and Swedish 11 to liossisa ....... 18 to 20 Nadal - U to Se NaPtlan llll to 34 ma. __ . ice,32 to 1113 ......... 36 to 38 iiiiiii Grinding 24 to 27 Dtotltling YoltAag OM Wtd‘o t. IL3 Yonow Mau. breach, par mask .... 80 to 82 Spanish, „ It So U Animism', pis .. 19 to 24 Canadian. • . le to le INTO LONDON, IT WATT& 10 TO • VOMIT M. INCLUSIVI. Did* brow l9 to 94 toed ARRIVALS GI GRAIN. &a.. CARRIAGE. ►ROY AUGUST 1 1 Whams. Daztoy. Malt. Osta flour. I gra ors. am an trla• saalts. imilMh sad %oath 1650 110 me WM .. WO MIA l2lO foreign I_ . 1210 570 .. tun Ilia fie Total I MOD 700 1510 IMO MG 1100 LIVERPOOL COTTON et CORN MARKETS. (Tfilli DAY.) OT Immo AND urriaiunosAi TILINIZA/14 (nom orra own oonsaroirDsre.) Carron.—The market is rather steady. Salsa probably 5,000 tales. Coati.—The market is moderately attended. Wisest in fair demand at Tuesday's prima. Floor quiet, but un ehanged in value. Wan airs more plentifully offered, and 30s. is the top price for !nixed ADM idIAD. Beans steady. data and oatmeal quiet, but prior keep steady. CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) tar UNIT= IDI4DOM nicnuc retspaara.) 01011 001 0131 C01110117030)101M) Wheat trade healthy ; and sew. booing mann, make rather more money. Old tally an dear ; endow own as before. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) 1300.1.11.—0e1v • moderate bedews is doing hi British West India, without further change is mine, and of other dsecriptioss no sales are reported. Ridged without alters- Moe, the nutlet oontianieg dull without &sage to prior. Comm.—Thaw is • very steady demised for plantation Ceylon, at lino rates ; Mugs, 60s. to 70s. ; low to dna, middling. sold at 77a. to 85s. lid. ; posbary, 79a. to 83s. ; satire °Nylon, good ordieary, 66.. to 665. 6d. ; Poe ordinary, 675. to 68s. ; Mysore plantation. Pk to 81s. ; Pleilghsrrr, good, 775. tid. to 80s. 6d. ; Ewa, Si.. Id. to &is. ; Flaherty, &M. to 85s. 0000 a is dull of sok at previous prices. - MIL —The market remains quiet. RlM—There is some inquiry for Bengal sad Madras at previous rate, but no ease are reported. Bolt grain dell of sale. Pins.-150 bags of white sold at 54.1. ; also small lot@ of black Penang at the former camper. • •rl BEL —A parcel of Mauritius sold at It sd. ; 100 pun cheons Leewarda at la. 6d. ; acid 80 puncheons oommoa De merara at la 64d. Faurr. —Currants continue in limited regard. Raisins : Valencia—The second cargo m offering at the previous price of Ms. - BAvrerraz.—No Dalai reported. Corrox.—'ha agar are limited to a few hundred Wes at 20d. for Ooomtada, 15d. to 190. for low to middling Western, 17d. for Sclude. sad 163. for BetmeL JUTS.-1,000 bake mold at the currency of the lad public salty TALLOW MARKKT.—(rms DAT.) Tb• market is lirm ; priors are quoted as follows:—Town billow, 40s. ed. ; Petersburg P. 0., on Um sled, 4 2 1 6 ; October to December, 445. ; January to Manb, IMS, HIDE MAREET.--ITHIS DAT.) LnonEstw4u.. —Primo am as follows : 5611,. to 64114, 3d. to 30.; %bat° 721ba ,3id. to ; 72135. to 80Iba, 3id. to 4d. ; MON. to 881bs., 4d. to 4A. ; 881 b. to 0111 n., 4.4 d. to sd. Homo bides, 104 to lb. Calf skim. light, 24 - to 3a 6d. full, 7a 6d. BIUUIOIIDeCT.-Bbeepakime Was, 3s. 6d. to 7a. 6.1. simarlisgs, 34 1011. to 6s. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(TINI DAY.) Mews. Paiteadea and Smith report a steady demand for tie few 1963's left cm bead at arm prime. About 150 pockets of the sew growth have arrived at market, all from Kent, which have realised from 71. to 91. per art., the quality being very metier. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walla End Beam, 19a. ; Wan. End Hansa ; Walla Rod Hartlopool, 18a. ed. ; Walls End Braddyls Hatton, 17a. 9d.: Walla End South Halloo, 18a. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 13s. ; Walls End Halloo, 17a. 9d. ; Tanliold Moor Hulas, 13a. 9d.-81ups at market, 44 ; at sea, 30. PII.O77NCIAL SHARI 3141AEZ111. Liviaroot. 6iMagtll.-hdes this dsy:-Great Mi=l7o - sad North Wastern,lll4. e-Maneleater. sad Lisoolidde, I a-boath Eastern, Si* 11- Haab sad H mon. *-Grest Lasualmax ims, 1119411-11pmish -Conidarat• Loam M-lestern Barnum. Bank 11 3ld m-llareantale aad Exchange Hank mited), }findlP -National Beak al Liverpool ,Limited), 7j p.-Na Waiters Desk (Ltaittod), m-Altilcio Marine 'Limited), par 1-164.- & sad foreign Marla. almited). 2I p.-lipte Mains rat it A-41mm 11013111 OP. 1 516 p -takes Ms** Latta 211 fiteasi Navigation Company, * f g I 610 1,4.-W6it India and Pacific tilatin, 3i D. f. ‘: I r ~~ ti r ‘J ' 1