The Express. — London, England, 1866-08-31 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. IXTRIMIYE 11101ZZZLeillINT. jrikpli MOT* a respectable-looking young man, late tom traveller to Messrs. Potter and Co., wine merchants gb e sr hill , , wu brought before Alderman noels, charged with embezzling a considerable sum of money belonging to eir" . • it Sap p red that the prisoner had for some time been in r anee of the prosecutors, and that in coneequerne of aciailyll/ that were entertained his accounts were era "'amid, sod it was for ad that there Ives • very considersble g e g e nacy. He waa apprehended by Monger, a detective notable. and when be was told that he was charged with / agog his employers he replied that it was too true, cad that the amount was over 2001. Mr. Terrell, the keeper of a wine and refreshment room at Mile-end, was now examined, and he proved that he pia the prisoner 221. Be. 3d. in the months of May and No last on aooount of the prosecutors, and the prisoner pre biro a receipt. Kr. Rutland, the landlord of the Prince of Ware, Pop lar, proved that be paid the prisoner the several sums of on theist Jane, and ill, lir, en the 3rd of August, sad he also produced a receipt given by the prisoner for those amounts. Mr. Potter stated that the prisoner had not accounted to him for any of those sums of money. The prisoner, when called upon, said he would save his master all the trouble and expense be could by pleading guilty. He was very sorry for what he had done. Rs was then fully committed for trial. BOW-STREET. MAROS OF MANI AGAINHT A LICENSED VICTUALLER. Henry John Clark, landlord of the Grapes Tavern St. Mary Axe, was brought up in custodyritSugeridWinianot of the City police-force No. 11, upon the charge of having intermarried with Isabella Brown, his former wife Justine Mary Georgian& Clark being still living. Mr. W. R. Smith,of Gresham-bouse, prosecuted. Isabella Brown, being called, refused to take the oath. Mr. Vaughan—On what ground do you decline to take the oath? Mrs. Brown—l could not be sworn. Ido not balieveln it. Mr. Vaughan—But you must be bound in some way. Mrs. Brown—l will speak the truth as far as my °Gu idance goes. Mr. Vaughan—Are you of any religion Mrs. Brown—Yes, I am of a religion. Mr. Vaughan—Theo you say you have a conscientious obthation to take an oath! Mrs. Brown—Yea. Mr. Vaughan—Prom what does that objection arise! Mrs. Brown—l do not believe the oath is valid or M dbi Pliaughan—Do you believe that if you are examined without an oath you are bound to speak the truth? Mrs. Brown—Yes, and more than if I was sworn. Mr. Vaughan then ordered the administration of the declaration, as of a person bolding conscientious objection to the taking of an oath. She deposed—l live at 56, St. Mary Axe. Ives married to the prisoner by henna, on thelOth August, 1863, at the garish church of St. Giles-in-the-fields. I bad known the prisoner about three years before we were married. He was my manager. We lived together for some time, and I objected and said Iwould not live with himany more, unless we were married. I had henna that he was rcanied, but I did not know it. I was aware that be allowed some thing a week to the woman that now turns out to be his " wife, but I never knew it positively till yesterday. I have had three children by him ; one before we were married. The prisoner—You knew very well that I was married. You had been to my place and seen my wife and when she found out the terms we were on it made unpleasantness at home. Then I left her to go and live with you. The witness denied all these statements. Augusts Wilhelmina Alexandrine Brown—l am a widow. I was present on the 10th September, 1844, at the marring, of the prisoner to my sister, Justin& Mary Georgians Lamont, at the parish church of the Holy Trinity, Minories. I was the attesting witness. My enter is alive, and is now in court. The certificates of both marriages were put in. Sergeant Williams, City police force, No. 11—The pri mer was given into my custody at half-put 3 yesterday afternoon by the prosecutrix at the Grapes public house. Be said he was very glut to come to au end of it ; it would wind up the affair, and she would be sorry for it. Mr. Smith—That is the case, air. I submit it is suffi dent for a committal. The prisoner, in defence, said he first knew the prose unix from meeting her about the time of the Crimean war, when he took her out several times and an iutiniacy commenced. After the child was born she insisted upon his marrying her, and said if ho wrote himself down a widower it would be all right. She knew he was married and bad a family, but promised to say nothing about it. Mr. Vaughan mid those were statements for the jury. The prisoner must ho committed for trial. The prrsoner—l hope, sir, I shall be admitted to bail? Mr. Vaughan—Certainly. What are you? Prisoner—l am a publican. I have an interest in that house in which we lived together. Mr. Vaughan—You must find two sureties of 251. each, and give your own recognisance& for 501. Mr. Smith—With notice of bail? Mr. Vaughan —Do you think that necessary? Mr. Smith—He has said he would go away. Well, no sir. I don't know that we care. The prisoner was then removed. CLERKENWELL. CONVTCTION OF A BAKER FOR HAVING A DIRTY BAKEHOUSE. Thomas Gregory, baker, of 10, Upper Hemerton-street, Islington, was summoned before Mr. D'ityncourt, at the instance of William Mayo, inspector of nuisanoes and sanitary inspector on behalf of the vestry of the pariah of St. Mary, Islington, for having hie bakehouse in such a state from dirtiness as to be a nuisance. The defendant pleaded guilty, awl said that he had not bad the place long when it was visited by the inspector. Mr. William Mayes said that on the 25th of August in company with Dr. Ballard, the medical officer of health for Islington, he inspected the bakehouse in the occupation of the defendant, and found the sweepings of the floor placed under the kneading trough. The walls and ceilings of the bakehouse were very dirty, and at the side of the oven were a quantity of grains, which upon examination were found to be alive with insects. Several fowls were running about the place, and in one part of the bakehouse be found the ordinary dirt of a fowl's house. He again visited the bakehouse that morning and found it much cleaner than when he paid his previous visit. The defendant, in reply to the charge, said that since he bail received the notice, he had hail the bakehouse lime washed. He had only been in the place five months or he should have had it done before. Mr. D'Eynoonrt said that crime of this sort were very properly prosecuted, and finest the defendant sa. and 14• 64. costa. He sit the mine time made an order for the defendant to repair and cleanse the bakehouse, and to keep it properly cleansed and repaired, at the same time told the defendant that if he failed to comply with the terms of the order, he would render himself liable to heavy penalties. The defendant at once paid the fine and costs, and paid he would do all he could to comply with the magistrate's order. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. I•NWHOLEMIIIE FISH. Wm. Fiance, a costernionger, living at No. 17, Princes now, Newport-market, appeared beforo Mr. Tyrwhitt to answer a complaint of exposing fur sale a quantity of fish unfit for food. Mr. Shorley Foster Murphy, of No. 120, Gower-street, assistant to the medical officer of health of St. Giles s, said that on being informed the defendant was selling bad fish in Dudley-street he went there. and found the defen dant had some fish which was rotten, and enough to make a man sick. Mr. George Buchanan, medical officer of health of St. Giles's, said his attention was called by the last witness to the defendant's fish, and he found it totally unfit for food, as it was putrid and stinking. The defendant said that the fish was in the same state when he purchased it for 15s. Mr. Tyrwhitt asked the defendant how he came to pur chase such fish. He should have thought such a roan as the defendant would not have parted with 13a. without seeing what he was purchasing. The defendant said that at Billingsg ate the fish in baskets was p u t u p t o au ction on men 's shoulders, and buyers were not allowed to examine it, and the most they Gould do was to thrust a hand into the basket to judge of the quantity, and then it was oft"n half ice. If after pur chasing fish the buyer found it to be bad, and went back. he found a board stuck up with " Fis l sold with all faults," and the money paid for it was not returned. He had only sold 4.1. worth of the fish and as soon as he found that it Irma bad was anxious to have it destroyed and it was destroyed. Mr. Tyrwhitt said it was highly dangerous that such fish should be sold, especially at the present time when the cholera was prevailing. He should fine the defendant, but in consideration of his i 1 wing lost the price he paid for the fish he should only impose a fine of :a. and costa. THAMES. mriircrtra RUG.kg nAnts..--eu mons CARL Williams Mitchell, a wretched-looking boy, aged 13 years, was brought before Mr. Partridge, charged with stealing sugar from the premises of Messrs. Dames, the extensive refiners, in Rupert-street and Lambeth-street, Mr. Charles Yonne, solicitor, conducted the prosecu tion. He appeared for the same firm at the commence ment of the week, and the offender, a boy of 14, was fined. Mr. Charles Young now said the prosecutors had been put to serious loos and inoouvenience by numerous gangs of boys, who broke the wire guards in frost of the windows which gave light and sir to the bottom of the ragarhouss, where the sugar was run into moulds and cooled before it was sent aloft to be baked. The boys introduced long sticks into the moulds through the boles they made in tits wire guards, dipped them into the moulds and sucked the sugar off the sticks. In some instances the boys had depo sited the stolen sugar in pots sad Mbar vessels, and carried it away. Messrs. Dawn hod been peat losers by this system of p'.under. It might appear ridiculous to prosecute boys for sucking sugar-sticks, but the prose cutors had uo alternative. The loaves of sager were THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 31, 1866. spoiled by eticks i icing introduced into them while they were in a liquid state, and the sugar stolen amounted in the awnste to something very ocmaiderable. Georp Fodder, a patios-cent bie r No. 207 H, stated that be imw 23 or 30 boys round window grating of Messrs. Dames's coif yesterday evening, and the prisoner, who was the boy, was among th em, and bad hold of one end a long stick. The other end was in a mould of liquid sugar in proms of cooling. He seised the prisoner and threatened to lock him up if he did not leave the street and go home. He then set the prisoner at liberty. A few minutes afterwards he discovered the pri soner in Lambeth-street poking a stick through another hole in a wire guard, and took him into custody. The prisoner —Please, sir, I was only looldng at the other boys dipping for sugar. Mr. Partridge asked if the prosecutors could not so con struct their premises and windows as to prevent these de predations. He thought that prevention was better than cure. Mr. Charles Young—The prosecutors cannot carry on their business without these wire guards. They are made of great strength of the beat iron, and the boys knock holes in them with stones, and get the sugar out with sticks. Mr. Portridge fined the prisoner 20a., and intimated that more severe punishments would be inflicted if the practice of " dipping" for sugar was continued. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Off zurrarc Triscaurs.) DERBY MEETING.--(TRIG DAY.) NUBSKRY PLATE. MIA Alios PI := 1 1 2 St. 3 et. et et. 4 ran. RAWDON HANDICAP. One man. Lord Ronald and Illaok Prince are here. FAT BUCK STAKES. One mile and a quarter. Lord Ronald, Cuataloga, and Black Prince Podding's) are here. St. PAID Po:swim—Forester. Bt. M. CHATSWORTH STARKS. One mile and a quarter. at. Lord Ronald, Conundrum, Arkansan, and Helen are se. here. Se. St Entries for the Innkeepers' Plate Selling Stakes were .s; not cloned ep to midnight. et. Aziusup.—Sister to Flying Jib, Alias Lee, Sandford, 1.0 Lady Bohun, Susan, and Steamboat. 10 100 100 MARGATE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) I if HALL BY THE BEA STAKES. 'Three-quarters of aI a mile. ti =mug (sold for ; Florian (sold for G 01.) ; ]der- St. maid c, Marie f, and Daddy (sold for 201. each). All are Sth here. ts HANDICAP PLATE. Five furlongs. ii. Hopleaf, Volhyni.s, Sunnyside, and Miss Frances are S g t ` here. ts VISITORS' STARES. One mile. IS Finale, Elburg, and Bunch (to be sold for 401. each). re o All are here. 10 MARGATE HANDICAP. One mile and a half. Lydia, Pee de Charge, Varnish, Isabella, and Loaf :I: Sugar are here. BR LADIES' STAKES. One mile. Finale (sold for 411!.) ; Charity (sold for 2014; and Mer maid a. All are here. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) io The show of English wheat In our market to-day was 6l moderately good. Compared with Monday, owing to the changeable state of the weather, there was rather more firmness in the trade at that day's decline in the quota tions. We were well supplied with foreign wheat. Selected parcels were held at full prices. Inferior kinds were a dull inquiry, at previous currencies. Itloatang cargoes of grain ruled about stationary. Barley, the supply of which was onlymodemte, supported former prices. The sale for malt was steady, at fell quotations. Oats were firm in price, although the quantity on the stands was large. Beans were almost nominal in value. In peas next to nothing was doing on former terms. The flour trade was very quiet. Linseed ruled steady ; but all other geode, as well as caw, ware a slow inquiry._ Tris*T-. new CuitueNT pracas. ENOLI3II. Per Qr. 8. IL 43 to 51 43 to 45 63 to 57 42 to 54 Per Qr. OATS. Scotch potato lAA, white „ black BRANS. ittecagaa (1865, 4l to 44 Tick 4l to 44 Harrow Pigeon 47 to 50 Grey Maple White Boilers FLOCK. S 7 to 30 40 to 4? 33 to 43 L, 43 Town made, per -490 lb.. Household Country .. Norfolk and Suffolk, ex ship Si to 3.5 4.q ts 50 42 to 44 34 to 3S - - OATS Danish mad Swealialt. 1 !..7 Runt= BEANi. Dania% - EgYPtian PRA& Maple boilers _ White . Yellow INDIAN COKE. 31 to 33 29 W 31 Essex, keni v ,7ed, Old „ Do. white, old Norfolk and Yln i :o7l red, new _ 45 to 52 BAILIiT. Waiting Diatilling Grinding 3O to 39 MALT. Ewe, Norfolk, and Suffolk 56 to 65' glnpton and Ware 59 W 67 lkown 4B to 63 RIK sew." OATS. 26 to 29 English, feed ----- ft to V potato Beach, toed Pot, Per Qr. L WIIIIT. Dantgle and Konigs berg 65 to 61 Rostock & Ntecklen- _ . ... . SS to 5511 45 to 481 . 45 to 49 47 to 50 .. 5:: to 66 burg Danish Russian, hard soft Amelimn, red white 211 to 30 ST to S 9 Xi to 40 Per Qr 38 to 43 30 to 43 94 to 42 Grinding Malting . Tura. French, pee sack .... 31 to 41 Okra Spanish „ ... $4 to 41 Dutch brewing 2l to 23 1 American, per brf .. 24 to 30 feeding ARRIVALS OP ORAIN, ,tr. INTO LONDON, BY WATI•:'.: CARRIAOR, FROM AUGUST 2.5 TO At'OUST 30, INCLUSIVE. Wheat.' Barley. Malt. 10ata, Flour. qrs. qrs.. qrs. 1 qrs. Mil. .ark, linalkihandScoteb 1170 10 1910 I 20 .. 1510 Foreign 1 . Itl 1 0 100 .. 14010 1000 4380 ,--- I 110 I 1310 1140 N , 1000 i sow Tutal . ••••1 12390 LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. ------ (THIS DAY.) (Blr ZLECTRIO AND INTIERNATIONAL TWILORAPII.) (FROM OUR OWN COBBESTONDTICT.) Corms.—The market rather sinner. Sales probably about 10,000 bales. Cott .—Attend-ince thin. Wheat and flour fair nest at about previous prices. Pegs and beans tho turn dearer. Oats and oatmeal firm. For Indian corn good inquiry, buyers 2tia., but no sellers under 2tis. 3d. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.' (IT ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELZGEAPH.) (FROM OUR OWN CORRINPONDIETT.) New wheats and old white sell readily, at full prices reds neglected. Spring corn as before. MINCING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) ---•— groAß.—The market remains quiet, at previous prices. Refined : common lumps are to be had at 435. to 435. 3d., at which there is a moderate demand ; prices continue firm. Corpse.—The public sales have gone off at full prices for all desirable qualities, but the common kinds have been sold on rather easier terms. Plantation C•rion end fine nrdioary to low middling, 70s. to 795. ; middling, 795. to S2s. Tea.—The market continues quiet. Rrg.-170 puncheons of Demerara sold at ls. fol. to Is. 6W. ; 50 puncheons of Berbice, ls. 55d. ; and 20 puncheons of Jamaica, at 2s. 11.1 FRurr.—Valencia raisins continue firm at folly the opening prices. Currants quiet. SALTPETRE is deadly but quiet. CUTCH.—Redness is doing at 325. Corrog.—The males are limited to small parcels at droop ing prices. Jars.-2,000 bales mold at the recent decline. Herr.-500 bales of Manilla sold at 46f. 10s. to 471. for Alhai. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, old, is quoted 455.; ditto new, 465.; September, ca. 6d. to 45e. 9d. ; October to December, Cie. 9d. to 46e. ; December, 465. 9d. HIDE MARKET.—(rilis DAY.) LIADIXIIALL.—Hides : 561 be. to 641b5.. 21.1. to to 3d. ; 641bs. to 7216 e., 3d. to 31d.; 721 be. to Kolbe., 30. to 3td. ; 801 be. to 88165., 3id. to 4d. ; 8816 s. to Stabs., 441. to 4.id. ; 96165. to 10416 e., 4d. to 4}d. Horse "idea, 9s. to 10s. 6d. Cali skins, light, Pa. to 41. ; full, 70. RIRMONDSZT.--Bhrlarui : 3e. 6d. to 6s. ; shesrlings, 4.. to se. BOROUGH HOP MARKICT.-(THIS DAY.) Kern. ?attitude's and Smith report a fair dernand fee consumption for hops of 1885 growth at firm priers. The prospects of the coming crop are much improved since the warm change in the weather ; the growth this year miy be anticipated at a good half to two-thirds of that of last. Sild.RE LISTS.—(THIS DAY.) Oxs o'Cwoc. is The railway market is extremely firm to-day, and prices have again advanced. Great Northern origi- *: nal and A stocks have improved 14 per cent. ; Great 'Ail Eastern, and London, Chatham, and Dover 1 ; sq London and North Western, 1 ; Caledonian, 4; Mid- . land, ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 4. South - Eastern, however, has receded 4. London and North-Western stook is now quoted 10 1214 to 122 ex div. ; Great Western, 59 to ex div.,• Midland, 124 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1254 s; to 1264 ; South Eastern, 674 to 69 ; Great Eastern, ss 314 to ; Metropolitan, 131 to ; Caledonian, 1284 to 1294 ; Great Northern, 121 i to 1224 ex div. • ditto A, 132 to ex div. ; and London , Chatham, and Dover, 234 to 4. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is in request, and had advanced I per cent., viz., to 22 to 4. Foreign Lo x lines are inquired for. Ti OiLDINABY 811A1115 AND !roan. Bales to-day to 1 p.m. PAILWATI 100 , Ilrbtol and Exeter I lb 'Caledonian 89 11 Ili 1U U U 11 11 4 I fel 18 11 11 is ;Cambrian al/ ;Cork and B• 11406 all Cornwall 100 Dublin andßalfastiune 100 Dundea.Parth.tabdJn all 'lsst London &rl2 Cert 1001 Do 100 'Glasgow awl& Western 100 ,fireat &Mem Owl I 100 Da. L Ans. Mk., No 100 GreatNorthof Scotland 100 lOreat Northam 100 'Do.n A ree.no un -100 I Do.B 11116 p. e. paisiß 100 IDo. New las. a' 26 pas 100 ,De. Ord. Del. Div. Mock 10002 South t West (Irs ) I 100 Great Western 100 , Do.BtourVaLOwL2M 100 I Do. South Wales 100 I Do. W. 1114.—Orford 100 Do. Do. N 100 Inaeashiret Y 100 j Los...Bristbusdkn. coast 100 .LoodolkatathanLßDov 100' Do.llelExten.Atip.e. 100 I London At North Wean. 100 ILandontSouthWeatern 100 Nan. fibef.,&Linceineh - - 116 116 30 31 6 6 111 124 1321 1331 WO . ...... Do... -w New ill Do. &tong* n all lietropolitanDlitrloa 10 Do. do. do. ;11 Do. &Sr iohn 7 e-1W;t1 100 Midland Do. 19 Shares 100 Do. iiirm. & Derby all ,Mid Kent 100 Noah British 100 Do. Min ,Perth, Dared 100 N. Latent—Berwick 101 Do. G. N. K. Pure -100 I Do. Leeds ' 100 Do. York 1 100 Do. Carlisle all Do. Btock.&Darling. 10 Do. do., 1860-61 100 North London 7 I Do. do., 1864 ; Do. do., 1866 100 North Staffordshire 100 N. & & Western June. 100 Scottish Central 100 Scottish N. E. Aber. Stk. 100 .Scottish Midland 100 .iiiiropshire Union .100 South Devon , 100 South Eastern 1 all Stainee,Wokinsham,&e 1100 Taft Vale 11 1 Do. C 100 Yale of Neath 100 Waterford & Kilkenny 6 Waterloo & Whitehall 100 'West Cornwall ... 11l ii In id 131} 3} xd Me 00— ]u}7 90 73 4 41 3 lfl1!113id adi 192 19 11 97 8 IN i 1881 8 9 92 Di 2 2 i tai 116 18 if 126+ 116 86 88 20+ 21+ 1231 1131 66 90 00 61 IFOi lilt 1 1 la 11 1 4 11 93 103 Lsti 124 4 pr. a is 68 40 TS 30 1N 108 67 60 100 102 N lo_ pm 130 1M 1 i pee 1 pm 73 76 111 114 160 165 74 76 K 47 OD 70 11i 140 148 8 S pm 100 WS IS U BRMSH POSSESSIONS. 66 67 PS 99 tins 4 Ti Si 100 i all , Attune &St. Lawrence 100 Boa. Bar. &C. In. g6p.c, 20 ' 8 , Do. le Shares 201 . all Buffalo & Lake Burros 10 all . Do. Preference 100 .100 ißuff.,Brant,&Ooderlch I , 6 per cent. 18754-4 St ilOO Cal. &S. Easterusp. ng St. 14 Cape T. 0k1.a..,k Op. c. g. 100' all Demerara,7p.eperpref. 100 Fast Bengal go. 6do St. 'lOO Faat Indian gu. 6do St. 'lOO Druid Trunk of Canada 100 all ; Do. Equip. 21.11.61a.ct 100. all , Do. lat. pref.. Bunag 100 all 1 , Do. do. deferred 100 all Do. 2nd prat Bonds. 100 all Do. do. deferred 100 all ' Do. 3rd poet Stock 100 • all I Do. do. deferred 100 all. Do. 4th preL Stock. 100 all Do. do. deferred, St, 100 (heat Indian Peninsula 90 18 • Do. gna. 6 per cent. 10 6 Do. New d 0..... 20 2 Do. New St .100 Ot, 8. of India. g Sp. et St 100 . De. 41 par cant. it. llO. 241 all C OL. Western of CLODdal, 141 201 18 : Do. New , o 100 all , Do.6p.c ltda.pay.l473 93 100 all D 0.51 dn. do 1577-5. 83 10 3 ,IndianßranclnLialted ' 11 4 1. 100 Madras guar. 6p. cent 97 St. 100 Do. do. 4 do B9 St. 100 1 , Do. do. 46 do B4 20 .15 Do. Fifth F.atenslon St. 100 Meth. Corp. 6 per c. &I. 60 all Melt,. and 11 ot won's Hoy 60 100 all I Do. 6p. ct., pay.l9Bo. 100 100 all Do. sp. et., pay. 18115 64 St. 100 N. It. ofC.in 6p clap. K. 80 U. 100 lielnde, nun 5 percent. , 94 St. ,100 Do. Delhi do 95 201 5 Do. do. do. St, 100 Do. Fenian). do. . 1 65 St. .100 Do. Indus St. Plot. .. 60 65 100 102 100 101 It(4 101) 21+ 22 80 89 66 86 60 64 37 40 14 es JOINT STOCK BANKS. I rd 00,00 50 Agra& Maetermsn's 10,000 . 50 Albion 40.44100 AllisnceLonAlsirerpooli 100,000, Anglo Austrian 60,000 60, Anglo Vstyptiau , Lim.) ! 20,000 50 1 Anglo Italian .Lunittat: ! 11,800 50 Asiattc Bank Cor.new ahl 30,005. 40 Aultnalaala 12,600 20 Bankof BritisbCohuunla 12,500 20 Do. New, issued 2 pin 10,000 25 Bank of Egypt 40.000, 50 Bank of London 15,000 10 Bank of Maim Lirnited) l I 10,000 100 Bank of QUeenslauti 10,400 1 60 Hanka V i ct o ria, Aur 60,01.00' 10 . Bank of New Zealand 1 It 40.000 50 Burnmrs Mink Limited 10 50,000. 20 BritallLuid l'ortugunse4- 10 10,000! 50 British & culifondan,l. ;: 7 . 20,0001 60' Briesh N. America . a' 75,600 20 ChariesLaflltte&Co. 40,000 , 20 C.BIL India, Ans., China' 00,0001 25 j Chart. bier. of India, ¢a.' . 50,000, 20 City 110,000 400 i Colonial 40,000 MI Com. Bank of Canada 40,000 v . Corn. Bank of India, &c. 150,000 10 Consolidated Bank (1 ) 10,000 50 I Delhi and London 10,000 50 , East London (Limited). 50,500 1 al l EaMentEocbatate,Lim.;l 30,000 SO English and American ; 23,000 English Joint Stock (L." 10 30.000 . 30 Ensracot.tt Aust. Cna4td 40 20,000 60 EugUah and Swedish IL.) 25 45,0001 50 European Ettnk.Lindte , l 16 40,000 100 • Hindimp.t7binaltJap.(L;. 25 20,050 1 100 I Imperial }tank ,Ltunted; 10 202,500, 20 Imporiul uttoman •'- 15,000 25 I ' - (I,ooo' 25 100,000 10 500.000.100 20,000 50 13,000 100 22,000 20 6,000 100 10,000 25 20,000' 55 50,000. te 87,500 60 72.000, 60 25,000 20 10,000'100 6,000 50 50,000100 10,000 100 6,000 100 50,000, 50 17,191'100 1,0 00 100 20,000 6 20,000 100 10.000 100 56.0001 20 40,000 50 37,6001 20 150,000 10 50,00& 20 00,000 26 10.000 80 115,000 10 11,0001 10 27,1101 50 13,000 . 100 717,51 10 111,1100 10 10,000 25 17,0611100 10,900100 1 0 0 0:1 25 60, 0,000 100 2 1 2. 20 lon - lan Do. New ' 6 Land Mort. Bk. Indla; r j 4 Do. sp. 0.Deh.,1804, 30 all Lon. Bk.ofllexico,&c.(L , 20 Loudon and Bradinus 1 46 Do. New London& BlverPlatsa ); 7 4it Do. New, las. at li pail , 10 ; Do. do. do 5 1 lon Ch. Bank of Austii ! all I London and County , JO i London Joint Stock 1 16 London & South African all Lon. & 3 Westornlltn.', 20 ' London k Veneuiela,L :: 12; ' London k Westminster.; 20 I Merchant Bank (1,11 n.) .1 25 Do. New ) 10 Mercantile &Exchau(L) 12.( Metro. & Prof. BaaklL.)l 20 Midland lank ;Lim. i National of Australaai , 4 National of Liverpool lO N. Pro. of England Do. Ind & 3rd lune II National Bank iNew South Wales all New Zealand ilimited). 1 North Western 7 Oriental Bank Oorporn. al Orient.Coes.B.Liateo.C. I , I Do. do. Well'. F. I 14 1 I Do. do. IaMT.C. I ' Proviaßankineerp.( If Proviso. of Ireland Selnde,Puni.,&Dedhl(L) If Do. issued at 2pm South Australia al BMW. of B. S. Africa 2l I Do. do. us at 6 pna li 'Union of Australia .... a hobo of Ireland (Lia ), 2 Union of London I 1 ---- • -- • 0.001,65 S St. Siaat and West Ludt, . 11,1 10 •Wn ,, 1, Floating Ito* Sll.ll St I London 1034.1:atberti 4141.100 , 10* Dm Deb. at a Ix Mall 300,8061 At. Southampton 0117.0711 at :Surrey Commendal 1061 107} fpm, 1 l4 pm 1 Ipm 90 100 lasi as ea I I cull - iabl MONEY IL ARYZET.-(171113 DAY.) 3POCS. 4 . 1 - Eicikm.l .0p.at.,p721 Can. e is. a., irriVo. .... Do. eparcklrob.otAng. Do. :re= J Siar anrJ "4 15.8011 Do. firmr et. Ins. DO,OOO CaneolO Hoven per. 1873 .... Do. do.lBllo-1900 .... Do. do. 1980-90 .... Do. do 1800-91 ,0011 D0.661.6Ap.*00t.1000 .000 Ceylon,NoY. 186 B,6p.ct 6000 Do. 1278. do.. MO Do. 1872 d 0... 1.000 Mainittns 6 pet 0t.,1878 1,000 Do. 1878 1.000 Do. 1888 1.1106 Do. 1806 0 0 30 Natal. GoyAlper cent.. 6060 New Bruns.GoY.6perco .. New South Wales Goy.. 6 p. cent,lB7l to 1876 • Do. 6 p. c.lBBB to 1892 1,••• New Zealand Spew cent. 1.080 Do. Spew cent I,o6olNoya Bootle 6p• C. 1876 4000 Queensland Goy. 6p. et. B.Aust. Gov. 6 p. ct.,11168 .. Do. 1878 and upwds. Yk.Gov.6p. c. Jan. July .. Do. 6p. et Apeil&O,.. BBATIBII 1112111 No. I 912. I MINIS. S' 000 , .. 2,900 42 i .. 1,024 .. 61 .. 1f w COO 4,000 , .. 12. I fterton iCtifford AmaL I I Dev. O. Con. (Tavistnk., Drakewa East Based (Miran, Eut Caradou East earn Brat East Grenville Eut Ounnialake East Lovell E. W. Russell ,Tavistk ,' °rambler & St. Aubyn Great Lacey ;Limited. Great South Tolgue Grew Wheal Busy G. W. Vor (fielston) Grenville Herod's Foot Hiuustou Downs =t Uuy Lelant• Valley Hwyndy Iron Ore It 4 It :: Nevi Scion North Rostear N. Wh. Ramat Mogan , North Wheal Crotty Prosper United Providence Lelant , S. Caradon ;St. Clear: South Condurrow 8. W. Franca' (Illogan , Stray Park I . +ln — ciok iigra and Clogau, Um. iWest Basset ,111 , gan! W. Caradon "Llskeard, West Chiverton West Melon Wh. Basset (Illogan) Wh. Buller (Bearutni W taryAnn ',Mennen , Wheal Seton Trelawney ,Ltsk ' i;oq+~ bl2l 6,000) Monsen. K se es a a 07 77 70 76 70 100 100 100 106 101 106 101 101 M a 102 106 106 107 102 106 103 106 106 106 102 106 96 99 96 98 91 98 116 66 16 96 77 79 06 *7 91 93 104 101 105 107 4. 4.0 t 13.0 7.1.6 10.6.7 If • 8.2.0 18.18.9 86.16.6 .o 74 - - Of Ors o'Cwei. The stock markets are buoyant to-day, and the general tendency of prices is still upwards. The Bank of England return is considered very favour able, and it is fully anticipated that the rate of discount will be reduced next week to 5 per cent. Consols have improved 1 per cent., owing to a continuance of large purchases, said to be chiefly on account of joint stock ' and private banks. There is no doubt that during the recent crisis many of these establishments were compelled to sell stock to strengthen their positions. British railway securities are in active demand, and ex hibit a fresh advance of to 1 per cent., the belief being very strong that the traffic will soon improve through a revival of trade. Foreign bonds and banking shares are likewise in request, and financial are steady. There is a fair demand for money to-day, but the supply is very large, and good bills are taken at 1 to 1 per cent. below the Bank of England minimum. ' The charge in the Stock Exchange for short ad vances till to-morrow is 44 to 51 per cent. Consols are now quoted 89# to for money and 891 for the 6th of September. Foreign stocks are firm, and prices have im proved in many cases. Turkish Bonds of 1865 are in prominent request, and have risen per cent. Greek and Mexican have also advanced #, and Spanish Passive and the Committee's Certificates, ; Italian of 1861, however, have receded 1. Turkish of 1862 are quoted 49 to 50 ; ditto of 1865, 261 to 27 ; Greek, 141 to ; Spanish Passive, 231 to # ; ditto Certificates, 15/ to 161 ; Italian, of 1861, 54} to I ; Brazilian scrip, 11 to 1 dis. ; and Mexi can, 161 to 11. United States 5-20 Bonds are inquired for, and have improved 1 per cent., viz., to 73 to 1. Erie Railway shares are quoted 45} to 3, being } per cent. lower, and Illinois Central, 79} to 1. Anglo-American Telegraph shares are quoted, 101 to 1, being 2s. 6d. better, and Atlantic Tele graph, 31 to }, showing no change. International Financial shares are quoted 11 to 1} cis. ; London Financial, 131 to 13 dis. ; qeneral Credit, 2 to 11 dia. ; Credit Foncier, Isa to 31 dis. ; and National Discount, 9} to 2 4 5 11 12 420 440 1 1 20 221 T 2} 2 2 2 10 20 OS 74 10S - Tfit 23 4 24 8 1 14 8336 111 4 6 7 4 1 . 21 2 80 40 4 0 I ii 23 25 325 375 1 1j 13 15 11 11 II 6 ii 5 6 62 4 67} 135 145 80 65 16 19 - 4 5 100 170 9 11 FOREIGN MINER. prem. Ever since the first movement of the Bank, a fortnight ago, from 10 to 8 per cent., the course of the discount market has been such as to warrant the expectation of a rapid decline in the value of money. Another reduction to 5 per cent. next Thursday is counted upon as almost a certainty, and it is doubtful whether the downward move meat will remain there. We seem to be repeat ing our experience of the period that followed the alias of 1857, when for nearly three years the rate of discount was never higher than 5 per cent., and for a long time stood at 2} to 3. It remains to be seen, however, whether now, as before, the low value of money will fail to revive speculation. At present the reduction in the rate has exercised but little effect. The distrust caused by the pro longation of the late crisis has by no means died out, and its consequences will probably be felt by a continued stagnation in even the most legitimate departments of trade. The supposition that the Bank would yesterday have gone to 5 per cent. is not unwarranted, con sidering the account published below. The coin and bullion shows an increase of more than a mil lion, and the reserve of 1,343,0001. So large an accumulation in the resources of the Bank during one week is unprecedented, and only gives rise to additional regret that the relaxation which has thus proved extraordinarily beneficial had not been adopted at an earlier period. About 67,0004. in bar gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, in addition to 11,000 sovereigns , from Portugal. The Kent has arrived from Melbourne with 161,5001. in gold; the New York, from New York, with 9,000/., and the Etna, from the same port, with 4,0001. There is still some demand for gold for trans mission to New York, and the steamer leaving . Liverpool to-morrow will probably take a mode rate amount. The bar silver by the Shannon was sold yesterday at ss. o:4d. per ounce, being ad. better than the price lately current. The Mexican dollars by the same steamer were also disposed of at 4s. 11d., showing no change. The advice* from Wolverhampton refer to the difficulties of Mr. J. B. Dickinson, irorunaster, and state that he has offered his creditors a composition of 10s. in the pound, payable in instalments ex ), tending from October next to December, 1867. The return of the Bank of France for the week . _ _ _ shows the following changes : We (Times) have reason to believe that Mr. Coin and bullion Samuel Smiles, who for the last twelve yells has filled Circulation the office of secretary to the South-Eastern Railway Corn- Bills discounted pony, is about to resign filet post, having accepted an im- Advances Treasury balance p o rtant appointment in connexion with the National Increase 400,000 Provident Institution. Lama accounts Decrease 160,000 DEATH 01" SERJEANT M tNNINO.—The important The above figures indicate a general revival of and honourable office of Queen's Ancient Serjesnt has trade, the bills discounted showing a considerable heroine vacant by the death of Serjeant James Manning, augmentation. The bullion continues to acAuuti at the age of 143. The late serjeant was judge of the l a t e s t ea dily. Whitechapel County Court. The principal increase in the Board of Trade THE LATE WIFE MURDER AT DIRMINDHAM. — The returns has been in cotton manufactures, the girl Catherine Bradoworth, who is still lying at the piece goods having augmented nearly 27 per Queen's Hospital, is fast recovering from the fearful cent. over 1865, and exactly 40 per cent. over wound inflicted or on her by the man Smith on the night of the murder in Hun re and it is expected that she 1864. Woollens rank neat for the y ear, but will soon be *efficiently well to appear before a jut. show a decline for the month. Linens have wig- Without antic pating the course of justice, we may state mented both as regards quantity and value, while that her evidence will throw no new light on the iron is almost stationary. Although the total of gad event itself or on the causes which led to it. Singular the mont h compares favourably with June, it fulls to say, there was but one blow given , an d the same stroke short of the amount reached in the earl ier which .1-prived the unfortunate victim of her life also in- part of in flicted the cut from which the girl Bradsworth has been suf. the year, before the crisis. Annexed are the monthly feting. On inquiry of the gaol authorities yester- returns since !starch, 1866 : day we learn that Smith still has pretty good health. March £17,520,354 He is, however, much depressed in spirit,. and is April evidently suffering from remorse.—Binensyhast Gazete. May THE MYSTERIOUS POISONING OF TUBBS June 14,630,120 14,937,834 B R oTHEßB.—esteriay morning, Mr. L. M. Cockcroft July Y held the sixth adjourned inquest, at the Blackbird The London and North Western Railway traffic Inn. Pontelsed. Dear Newcastle-on. Tyne, relative to the death of John Bushby. farmer, of Thanking Hound, return shows this week an increase of 3,6741., com near Ponteland. who, with his two brothers, William pared with the corresponding period of 1865 ; the and George. died in .fen nary and February last, from Great Western, an increase of 5,X381. ; the Mid the effects of poison. The inrY. after an hoar and a bare land, an increase of 3,636/.; the Great Northern, absence, returned a verdict that John Bushby died OD the an increase of 1, 6981 . ; the London and South 9th February, 1866, at Thinking Houses , in the parish of Westernincrease of 1,009/. • the North Eastern, Newborn, front the effects, of arsenic ; but whether the said —-' an r arsen orb accident y an increase of 3, a3B/. ; the L a ncashire and York there ic was administered to him intentionally was not sufficient evidence to ghow. Twelve jurors shire, an increase of 5,247/. ; the Great Eastern, were of thin opinion, and three dissented. The coroner an increase of 301. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, considered that the opinion of twelve jurors was sufficient. mid Lincolnshire, an increase of 595/. ; the North DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT DERBY.—About noon , i British, an increase of 1,1121.; the London, Chat ye.Bu:teor‘n-daroye(aT,huDevidrbayy),, w a hi d eh mu retl i ted wa in den t t he oc ca ned th of a ; I ham. and Dover (including the Metropolitan Ex married woman named Heath, and•• narrow escape o f a i tension and branches), an increase of 738/. ; the man who attempted to [Rye her life. Mrs. Heath was carry- ; Metropolitan Extension, an increase of 2941. ; and ing a punshon of potatoes to wash at • tap in her garden , i the Kent Coast, a decrease of 4401. in doing which she had to cress over an old well, ei g hty 1 The followi n g re q uisition, duly signed, has been feet deep, which had been covered over withbrickwork. On sent to the directors of t he Northern Railway of re-crossing the well the covering gave way , an d the deceased fell to the bottom, being covered with rubbish. One of Bue nos A y res : her children, who was near at the time , ga ve an alarm, but . We, the undersigned, hereby require you to convene a upwards of three-quarters of an hour elapsed before the • special general meeting of the said company, for the body of the unfortunate womanwse recovered, owingtotbe purpose of receiving a report from the directors as to the depth of the well. A man humanely tried to save her life, fin , memo affairs of the company, and tbe position of the and in doing so nearly forfeited his own.—Lords Mercury. com pany with respect to the guarantee of the government A national schoolmaster, at Blackburn, named of Buenos Ayres , an d also t o remove the present directors Edward Halliwell, was on Tu esday fined 5/., for cruelly of the company, and to appoint duly and qualified om sh h rareholdersm • an orphan girl, wham he had engaged as a servant, to b e directors of the said company, to T b s:ee from t Kirkdals Industrial School. He bea t the child lutions in reference to the aboo k matteris as may deemed until he was compelled to desist for want of breath, and ex pedient. then sent her supperiesss to bed. At thattime she was The subjoined memorandum refers to the Madras lame from the effects of his kicking her. His defence was that he stood in the relation of a father to her, and admi- Ra ilwa y ' is on the south-west line amounted for The traffic receip Metered a little judicious correction. Javan( AORICrLTURISTS. — F ormerI y Jews were the quarter ending 30th June last, to 90,164 G, or 183/. per mile, against 81,1,461., or lad. per mile for the careered altogether excluded from the interior of Russia. The ing three months of the yea 1.96.5, the mileage I aliDaping reigning emperor has greatly modi fi ed his reatrietion foci t' the same. On the north-west line the receipts for dull Mating Jewish immigration. The consequence was • quarter have been 11,9321. on 119 miles open, or 100/. pa considerable influx of Jews into the government of Kieff, mils, against 7 , 4661. cs gg m i l e . open . or Ta it r e r r sap f or most of whom devote themselves to agriculture. The the same period of 1865. The two lines tog show an Ganger of the provinces state that 355 Jewish fernier, foams en the goartor, of 40 m a c ., 02 . 7 per oen t in bays settled on the crown domains, sousistias Of 2.790 1.. 0 th o f way open . sa d 13,444,f., ag L. 51 per seat in the males sad 2,620 females, all of whom carry on agriculture. ' receipts. Moreover, I .l 4l eir jowetibTfhsmeseilielfamirliestheoonsiselsrorar762melibnalet Resolutions in favour of voluntary liquidation aid 764 females. —Jewish Chronicle. have been passed and confirmed at meetings of the I Mtres. I Pd. I (1. prices. I Pale+. 36,000 2 Alamlllos Limited , 100,000 i 1 Angio.Braz.Gold,Lias " 110,020 10 .Australlan 10,000' 6 'Bran L.kM.Co. :Lirn 1 I 15,000 10 Cape Copper • Limited 25,000, 2 Cepala Sal ver 30,0001 6 Cliontales(l.&S.3ll4l.,L; ' 12.000' 40 Cobre Copper 10,000 1 110 •Copiapo (Limited' I 100,000, 1 , Lion Pedro, N. Del key'l 1 2:4000; 3 East Del Rey! Limited; 25,000' 2 .Fortuna •I.l,nite3' I 60,000, 2 Proutino&BoliviaGold 1 20,000' 20 General 04,000; 14 Kapunda 'Limited) 16,000. 3 •Linares 10,0 0 6 • Lusitaniao Limited) : : 103,51 1 I Mariqulta 50, 4 ,Paniticillo Copper ;4;1 10,000, 20 PontzillathiSilier Lead. 100,000' 6 Port Millie .. 1 1 Santa Barb 001 , 1 M 'L ; 120,000 1 , soottish anstral..Lint 11 11,000 20 it. John del Reef!Lirn.)l 43,174. 30 .United kiesleau lans.)l 30,000 2 .Val Antigoria Gold 60,000' 1 Vallanzascanold:lim.), 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal 'Lim.); 6,000 10 !Val Samrun 20,000 a IWashoe Goki Limited) ! 30.000 1 IWorthinv ;Limited, 75,000 1 ;Yorke Peninsula • Lim.ll 46,000 3 • Yudmuunutana .Llin.; • ili r 1 t I 21 fpm', 5. 113, 2 5 toksi ' 2 4 ! )ar Ipm; 21 s di 2 I II I {llk If 21 1 3 2 les ' Id' par dis par ill C. 7 el 15_I 48 . 48 FOl 3 Ms par idis 33m, 0 3 tat, all 1 all I # 1 Idle all PREFERENCE SRASES. Midland 4.5 per cent. Stock, redeem.. WI. North Eastern, West Hartlepool Harbour and Rail, 79i. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp Find Rotterdam, 10. Bahia and 511.13 Francisco (Lim.) guaranteed 7 per cent., 31. Deitch Rhenish (161. will. 201, 1. Great Luxembourg, 144 A. South Austrian and Lombardo Venetian, 164. MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited), 104, j, Atlantic Telegraph, 8 percent. (Lim.), 65. Credit Funcier and Mobilier of Eng. (Lim.), 4a, 5, 4 i, 51. Ebbw Vale, 13. Egyptian Commercial and Trading (Limited), 4. English and Australian Copper (Limited), 1. Fore-street Warehouse (Limited), 10a, I. General Credit and Finance of London (Limited), 4i. llmison's Bay, 10. Imperial Land Company of Marseilles (Limited), 3 i. International Finvicial Society (Limited). : 1 a i• London Financial Association (Lim.), 12, 11 London General Omnibus Company (Lim.). • National Discount Company (ited), 14i, 1. Peninsular and Oriental Steam i New), 50. Telegraph Construction and Maintenance (Limited; (151. paid), 13. Prni GB9 10 10 - 92.1 - f 6 6j *lis 403 idia 49 10 1 • 20 11 9 dui - !Y 9 7 dis • 10 4 6 • an 67 69 • all • 16 18 • 6 - , 29 30 0 dls .0 0 3 dls 45 13 14 dis DS se 41 10 I 7 Spun 17, l 0 • 20 10 dis 2 1 dls 0 3 dls 47 48 6 7.7 all • 17 19 all 311 U 10 1s 17 • as 40 • 21Put': 5& 5 4- 4 d p i. - 3 141. IS 12 - 174 184 14 12 des - 13 II die - 3 A 4 PM I 1439 8} xi 25 • I die - 1 05,19 - IP 85 84 7 6 dl. - 8 - li 1 - 7 9 pen - • S pen - 1 2pm - 23 24 fes 47 86 42 44 43 13 IS Si 2}lls - 8 6 314 V! 04 17 19 7 6dl. - 11 9 - Y 7 die - • die - 1 2 pm' - • 4pm - - 132 sst 67 - 59 - 46 46 I Idle pm- • iPm; 45 47 475 --dl. - - die! • - - • 7. ! s • 22 29 10 6 dls 6 di 47 49 8 6 iik6 46 66 !WOO 118 IA stl -100 _ Sabloniere ioreign firrel Company (Limited). The intended site for the hotel • will probably be re quired for an important metropolitan improvement. The subjoined report, with reference to - the bullion market, is extracted from the circa* el Mesas. Sharps and Wilkins : We have slightly higher prices te report by tido tunity. The easier condition of our messy market to have caused an increased &intend for UMW and for the continent, and prims may be new quoted mth.thicL par as. standard, and 4a. 11d. per ea. respectively. Elwin is still no eastern demand for silver balboa. Goth aat e vi t descriptions continues to flow into th is the exception o f a few plumbs/as o f Ameeie ra =2 ... for New York, no inquiry for export *lista All ern i consequently tuleu so the Bask of England. ' Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks,,and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : • At the sixteenth series of hide also for the yeir s 4Cl general demand was experienced, pries' in many showing an improvement. East India.—Ox mid tow: Calcutta met with a good demand, the grent i rlka ° I the quantity offered being sold at prose fa ., Barn in t :tam:ea id. per lb. r ther. Expothers wore Large T aillyais of Lei hides is 92,790 Oalwa t tr v sew imia paro&, 44,812 brought forward from former sales, and 4 , 094 Bomber, in an, 141,898 hides, of which 118,750 were mold. smis India—Buffalo were oaly part sold. Leather.—Austrn lien sold well ; East India brought late mho Melted hides.—Australian sold fairly, and for heavy hides se ad vance of Id. to Id. per lb. was obtained ; Caps sold well at fully previous prices. Dry bides—Guatemala were all bought in. St. Petersburg, only part only. Hone bides. —Salted : For those sold full to 'dressed TOSS were ob tained. Bark was only port sold, holders not brag. die' posed to accept present priors. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, August 29, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes: Circulation issue £29,732,115 Increase £41,480 Circulation active 23,808,510 Decease MAO Public deposits 4,137,048 Lathes 711,400 Other deposit& Government securities in banking dertrtment .. Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments . . .. . Seven day and other bills_ 900,996 Decrease 11,867 The Real Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes & coin) in banking depurtaient 6,93,510 lamas 1,343,406 The changes in the above account are unusually important. The running off of the other securities and the addition to the public deposits have owed an increase of 1,343,4051. in the reserve, notwith standing n diminution of the other deposits. The augmentation in the bullion • shows that about 300,0001. in sovereigns has been received from the provinces, the arrivals from abroad having been little more than threeluarters of a million. The decrease in the rest arises from the usual adjust ment of the amounts preparatory to the declaration of the dividend. BANK OF ENGLAND. An Account pumas. t to th • Act 7th and Bth at Vte., tor the we ceding ,e 1 1* einem:l.4, the Mb day August, Me. :••••. : 14:PART:Mir?. Notes issued '2,115 Oovernment debt.. 111,014100 Other aroottlas 3,911.0.0 itald cola aad bul lion Sneer lmltton 14,723.116 09,732,111 tv.7n,115 BA :K:\Q Proprietors' CaVAA:l;i4,:.l.3,eOO Best Public rleveeta On chulNg Fdreh , 44 Aar. 'tanks, Com• mi.. et d Debt, sad Do v. ircl.llllVe ♦.1'5.01.. 4 Other Ir.polels . 11,47.1,0511 Sec en day and .ther BIW PAITICINT. Ooverunkent itecfl rltl.. Malthus Deed Weight An nuity; L10.711.721 ocher lt Siontri mi tles sirm 17800033:748:5 C41,5t2,717 0.41.510,717 W. WILLER CAW embier. August O. 18(.6. THUVIDAT Consols, which were quoted yesterday at 891 to is for the 6th of September, opened this morning at the same price, and left off at 89 6-16 to 7-16, orNg. The lost priw for the new account (October) was 89 11-0; to 13-16, or 891, and for money 891 to g. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89g, 1 ; ditto, for account, 49i, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88}, ; New Three per Cents., ; India Stock, 210 ; ditto. Five per Cent. Stock, 104, / ; ditto Four per Cent. Stck, 9a4; ditto Five per Cent. " enlaced " paper, 1001, 1, 100 ; ditto Five per Cent. Debentures, 1873. 101}. The Indult Five per Cent. Stock was per cent. better, at 101 1 , to The March Exchequer Bills closed at ss. its. to par, and the June at 2s. dia. to 3e. prem. The foret,-a stook market was buoyant, and the speculative experienced an almost general advance. iluenos Ayres, Egyptian, Italian of lgai, lirarilian (old), Greek, and Moorish Bonds improved 1 per cunt ; Turkish of 1865, is ; Greek Coupons, 1 ; Peruvian of 1865, Russian of 1882, and Spanish Passive, 4s ; the Committee's Certili- CateS, ; and Brazilian Scrip and Portngue.ie, j. Turkish of I and Italian of 1861, however, were dull, and dechnoil and !, per cent. respectively. MINES.-(THIS DAT.) Oirn o'esoca. British mining shares continue in active request, and prices exhibit a fresh advance. North Tree ker!.y are now quoted :A to ; Clifford Amalga mated, 12 t : Tresavean, 6 to 7i ; Chiverton Moor, 6to 7 ; West hiverton, 60 to 62i ; Great Vor , '24 to 25 ; Vere3t. o Caradon, 6to ; Prince of Wales, 20r. to 22i. ; Wheal Rose, 13 to 15 ; East Car dos., to ; and Great Retallack, 16s. to 18s. The Direct n, of the tit. John del Rey Mining Company (E.uite.l) have received per Rhone the following report : " Produce 2nd division of July, II days, 16,403 oitavas ; yield 8.621 oitavas per ton. P.omitt taco, two months' produce, 105.81'T oitavas-1,01.;.51h5. troy." STATE OF VC; CROPS IN IRELAND.—AII tho letters or . our corr'sprnidents this week, says the Northern Whiff, again fader to the check given to the progress@ of the harvest or the laraken, unpropitious weather in the elves of last and the c.drurn en oement of the present week. Cereals, potatoes. and .itx, u meadows, have all suffered more or less thereby, but the turnips and mangolda have derived benefit from the moisture. Grain stocked under such circumstances rans risk of sprouting, and it will be iiiticult to sale lowland hay in gcod condition with weather so variable. The same remark applies to du. Such of it as bus been sent to the mill has turned eut very well, and is e?.l.ected to prove a paying crop. Tbe accounts from quartet , concur in stating that the grain crops will be fairly up to an average, and the wheat some thing alone -t, , b.)d!,l dry, warm weather continue for some time. We re gret to find that severa a l la of our cor respondents, who •Lre free from anything read very much like rmist pro clivities, report that the blight has sp a mong the potatoes during the last eight or ten day the eite s. to It is impossible as yet t o form any opinion sa ta nt erhwit the rr.,p naBll,lle.red ; hut it is to be borne in mind that at this se or , i its customary to hear that the disuse has sppesred. 'inn Volt, when the visitation does not eosin earlier, its effects are not so much felt. We may therefore i n d u lge the hope that the proportion injured tubers will not cwt.."( tit.' . o OW pet few years. CC DIS—WEPS IN A PRISONER'S CELL. — In the red of r ort'.rn cminte (sari the Northern Whip), considered one of the bestdimnagad institutions of its kind in Ireland, a gentleman is at present undergoing sentence of twelve months' imprisonment, passed on bins at the Spring Assites of this year. A correspondent it us that on Saturday last Wee of the Board of Superintendence entered his cell, and were greatly amazed and scandalised on discovering therein a variety of luxuries not included in the scale of dietary laid down fur primmer+, and approved by the Lord lieutenant. They found." ears ou r correspondent. " eases of pre served meats, a considerable quantity of 'John Miller' and bed 'Coleraine,' and an extea sive supply of the ' weed,' with three pip :5 to i-sist w its consumption. There was also the nucleus of a compact library, colisectiu'ulfarprinci pally of novels, a:n0:41421a those with the bind ing indicitive of satpicious French works of fiction pre dominated. In fact. the cell contained fitment everytt f hing or caleniated to wile away the tediu m of prises life. no getting money, wherewith the prisoner might provide &- far a ny wants which bis anxious friends had overlook ed . lure separating the noard of superiatendenue despatched a letter to the Castle demanding an inquiry into this draws affair, and it is now looked for with coneiderable intereet. It is feared that this discovery may not only nip IR the bud a memorial lately sent off praying far a commutates of the semen e . and which was supposed to give tokens et bearing the desired fruit, but possibly entail a further term of imprisonment on the occupant of thit ACM conduct in being in possession of the oontraband of prison. I are toll. R11101."1, to T011.1.M4W11?.. CRYSTAL Pozoan. Ofri THURSDAY, 506015 T 39.—Adobskes se payeM ditto by memo tioketa. 1,594. Total *Ogre, • . r 101 21 1 i I 10716} 6 6 1 a 8-