The Express. — London, England, 1867-09-03 00:00:00

L TRAGEDY, 1 1 . WOMAN BY A ; ,;*clock, a frightful yid.. of the liver. •:u+ that for 110M0 s rs , rdivr, a g ed 35, alrirr. has rtahleil at , trect, IHa Kent•road, 01,14, renteil by a 1. hrr in :.partments. hy Latia Bor. .1111„l }:tintin Snow ixiit for Rollie three ill. feeling had existed, • u• II to Work. After and Jiiliireti retired k, .itol this morning conduct of the roan. fei.los4 a han.l grasp iii, up •ho Rordier back her hemd t. front olitelt the bloo4 and managed to get sno then put her tightly ; ,:raspetl. Sho ty stairs to the room V 6 to.. e MIT. Snow, luv.tgit her fingers, one,. She replied, She then approached tlo got into 1,01 with ive,l th.it her nieces canner. Mrs. Snow at and messengers anti to the police -eta. the tied to enter the .1 by sergeant Turner, iu emnp,iny with Dr. Ito had come in. In Elmo., Snow was lying oat. Dr. Simpson, on e to be quite extinct. ml in answer to Mrs. I ron do this for!'" ho eoutd not help it, The police then in into the front Unfortunate woman dour covered with would be used by a as Were stained with at the floor, along the s room, where deceased ry had been inflicted. It, were found, but whether their con dreadful deed. It An and his victim had time, yet, owing to 1 threatened to leave could leave him in a of the children, a girl nordier, after having to the back parlour. I, where the child the throat pushed her e face. After remain he suddenly threw her At that time be held she noticed the handle or say another word, net intended to destroy ug so relented. a the man, who did not 1r to feel the dreadful 1, " Yes—l did it, and bat I did it with." He roman before they took ,nd on the way up would not live. Tho ce, was then removed Lambeth police.tourt. age crowd gathered in ;bt charges at Lam. r was brought before tho wilful murder of w aunt, who was the ea coining to her bed h her throat cut, sad .ne." 'ere Celestine Bordiec, 11 ; Police-constable me with the doctor, tter, who described the that when he asked be replied, "It was asked " Why?" and it to myself." This was not excited, and took tobacco out of his le prisoner afterwards fortnight and to kill o added, " The blood me gettin3 •.' my own ad it rutin.: hard to cut ere pocket addressed to s intention to commit the charge, and was re lepositiona. YLUM. —Laat evening ler, held an inquiry al e suicide of Miss Mary a member of a respect. e had latterly been sub. 'minuted in a desire to family by attempting rom heights, and they who signed a celti,- of June removed to ow Ken.lithorn, medical le deceased bad tried titution. She had said. weenie I'll do away with e, had special orders to lied to her after she had and charred all down the sparks were flying " Let me die ; the he pain of my mind." leney just as strong se shock from burns and d that accelerated her in. 4 ward. said the d-• one of the milieries at g to commit .itieide. On he care of other patients ward an alarm and saw The witness threw her• guish them. She asked By lucifers. I got them fire to my skirt. I have was the first one I have ieing scrubbed, and the eil off a box of matches to leave the matches ttend.mt had removed ▪ from the room, hut had The coroner wished to own n &sire to commit m galleries were allowed mint need! Dr. Kemp' ed. It was good for the the Coroner mid that the awes of this kind taking hesameasylum hadcome tml while an attendant's into it and committed he house. It would be he prevented. It wee into to each ward, and if ,hould compel 24 to be anything to their ver ail the patients were or matches, and that eceased, who slept with ry hoer du Fin , : the night. o'clock in the mosso& ant's room was. an over. let, "That the declaimed melt on fire while in • ave been informed that .rn nomrestraint systole I diminished among the rig the death, in his 11, rector of S. John' t• wee, It will be recei ves a riot in the street , terment by the late Dr. tleman't daughter, who instead Sisterhood. • East sad West laths . 404 124 128 loisdoo Mt. Wharf o. MO 34 58 Do. Deb. St 4 p. act 011— Smiths= --pion ...MOO Burro Commercial _440 DZBENTIYAN STOOILI. 02,023 St. - 40138116 M. 610,000 at 111000 St 610.000 as. tams BASSO U. ft nun 1000000 St. -- Okada 4 p.a. Micas/:ilia - G.Nilin.4 Jan.Cll,loo G. Wan.—W. y p. et., July 100 I.soo.&YL4p.o.Jao.t.Jly 100 Loa.lelgh.4p.o.JaziAJl,y 100 LAN.W.4p.c..lactt July 100 Do. 34p.0. Jona July 100 L410.W.4p.0. 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Moran lat(L) SO Van Diernen's Land CIO ITloenl ol / 4 71401ica.' an 10 Warrant Pinnace (Lito.l II N IWatlndlaetrsclsc St (L • Call pending. PREFERENCE ti 141 ti r!.... 1' d 4 7 9 11; 70 9 0.6 701 9 7 111., onat watai:iiiii;ll;;l;;;;ra;7;er cent., 70. North Eastern 44 per et. redeemable, 92, ad. North Eastern, Stockton and Darl. B 6 per Gent., 311. North Eastern, Stockton and Darl. C 6 per oes., 311. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Hokepi.) 1% RE R. C. S. N 111 I'LINi; — APPLICATION Foe RELEASE. The bankrupt, who was formerly at under-graduate of (Word Univrisity , h a d since resided at Crooksbury, in surny. Ile owes about re.lo/., principally to Oxford tnules. 111,(1, and, having b een arres t e d , he now applied for his irir.ve. Alleged comma of bankruptcy : disappointment rxpectations from his family, and unexpected failure in to - a - ., of his father, to whom be looked for assistance. Mr. Lucas suppotted the application, which was not opposed. • It Ai. pea red that the bankrupt was detained in custody io rt..pect of a tobacconist's bill. Credit, it was stated, been forced upon I whiL,t at Oxford by the trades. fa. n. lle had no prospect at present of making an srr.ingoileut with his creditors. Ho Honour granted the release. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Serjeant Dowling.) yttRINGItoBRERY OF ,t HMIs!: AND CAB. Gdmon, 4;2, was indicted for stealing a horse and rah and other articles, value 351., the property of Thomas TresdwelL Joseph Smith said he lived at 4, Cumberland-terrace, \testiourne-park, and was a cab driver in the service of Mr. Thomas Treadwell. About 9 o'clock on the night of the 2:)rd August he pat his cab on the rank in Frith. street, and went to fetch a pail of water for his horse. As be was coming back with the water be saw the prisoner on the box driving the cab rapidly away. Re called to Lim, and r.in after hit.:, when he (the prisoner) got down and said, " I net only stopping your horse for you." Wit ness wanted to know what business he had on his call, and be said the horse had got his nosebag off. The prisoner must have unfastened the reins to get the nosebag off the horse.. The value was about . . Stephen Smith. police-constable 188 C. said he lived in Frith-street, and while looking out of his window he saw the pri.oner amongst the cabs. He also saw him with the prosecutor's cab. James Harding. police-constable 22.3 C, said when he took the prisoner into custody he said he stopped the horse. The jury found the prisoner Guilty. George kloilgett, police•constable 74 S, proved a convic tion fora similar offence against the prisoner, when he was sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment. The Judge sentenced him to be imprisoned and kept to Lard labour for lff calendar months. SECOND COURT. THE " FORTY THIEVIN or Limatrousg" AGAIN. Darid Kirko, 21, and (karat Marphp, 20, labourers, were indicted for a daring till robbery, and stealing 10s., the property of Thomas Taylor. liobt. Stroud, living at 23, Albert-street, Shadwell, saw the prisoners go into prosecutor's shop, a saddler's,at 15,11igh street, Shadwell, sad rob the till of 10a. They ran away. Be (witness) pursued them, but they escaped. They were subsequently apprehended and identified. For tbedefence an alibi was set up, bat the attempt sig nally failed. _ _ Tie jury found the prisoners Guilty. Police-constable 221 K said the prisoners belonged to a notorious gang known as the " Forty thieves of Lime house," three of whom, companions of the prisoners, were convicted a short time ago. The Judge said the gang of the Forty Thieves must be broken up, and the sentence upon the prisoners was that they he kept in penal servitude for seven years. SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Adams, Assistant Chairman.) A SUPPLIANT PRIMONSR. Thomas Gizzard, 27, journeyman baker, was indicted for steal•ng the sum of 6a. 9d., the property of John Leigh Belcher, ►t Streatham. , This was a common case of robbery, the prisoner being entrusted with the money by the prosecutor, who em ployed him through charity. The jury found him aunty, when it was found that he Ind suffered four years' penal servitude for felony. The prisoner here clasped his hands and begged the court not to send him to penal servitude again. He had suffered it once and he dreaded the infliction of such punishment again. When he came out of prison, about 18 months ago, he got married, and was in a good situa tion, but it becoming known that be had been convicted he was discharged. He bad tried all he could to obtain an honest livelihood, and having a rick wife and child, without food, he was tempted to make use of the money. The Assistant Chairman mid be was very sorry for him, but be had no alternative but to sentence him to seven years' penal servitude. TEE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGFUSTREET. A CAME FOB ♦ REFORWATORE. Mary A an //wales, 14, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with stealing the sum of U. 2s. 6d., the moneys of her muter, Mr. Maurice Jonas, army accoutrement maker, No. A, Rupert-street. Mrs. Josephine Jonas, wife of the prosecutor, said that she bad given the prisoner, who was in her service, notice to leave, and she was to have left to-morrow, but she left on Monday morning clandestinely, and after she was gone 1/. 2s. id. was missed from a box containing about 11/. set apart to pay the work-people. She communicated with the police, and on the prisoner being taken into custody she admitted stealing the money, and said she had spent it. She had charged the prisoner not so much for the sake of punishment as with the view of getting her into a reformatory. The parents of the girl, respectable-looking persons, having also expressed a wish that she should be sent to a reformatory, Mr. Tyrwhitt remanded the prisoner for that purpose. THAMES. • TOOLI•11 WAGER. Thoriuss Nail, aged 21, a labourer, of No. 2, Copenhagen terrace Limehouse, was brought before Mr. Benson, charged with attempting to commit suicide. Henry White, No. 367 K, stated that last night he was called to the bank of the Regent's-canal, near the Salmon lane-bridge, and found the prisoner there with his clothes wet and dripping. He was informed that the prisoner had jumped off the bridge into the canal. A man saved him, and pulled him nut of the water. Mr. Benson—How deep is the water there Witness —About nine feet, and from the crown of the bridge to the water 14 feet. The prisoner was intoxicated and struggled violently. James lUingworth, of No. 151, Sidney-street, Stepney, said be would tell his worship how this occurred. He and his friend the prisoner was seated on the parapet of the Midge. He told Natt to be careful and not lean back ce he would fall into the water. " I'll bet you a quartern of rum that I jump in," said the prisoner. He accepted the wager, and the prisoner jumped into the water from the bridge and struck out lo the bank. Mr. Benson—Then be did not intend to commit suicide at all! IVitnem—Not he, air, he jumped into the water for a qn!iftern of rum. Mr. lietllloll And you gave him the rum! Witness—Yes, sir. I paid him the bet—a quartern of the best Jamaica pine -apple rum. Mr. Benson Slid the pnsoner's conduct was very foolish I'deed, and if he bad been drowned suspicion might have attached to his memory that he had committed ►uicide, or that his friend had thrown him into the water. White, the policeman, said that the prisoner struggled to get away from him, and wanted to jump into the water a second time. Mr. Benson—He wanted another quartern of ram. He discharged. WANDSWORTH. TIE CASE or BOBBING A RANTER BUTCTIER.-SINGULAR PROCIEIDINGi4. Edward Hart and Edmin Peerless, journeymen butchers, were brought up on remand c h arge d w ith being concerns . stealing a shoulder of mutton and a loin of lamb, the Property of their employer, Mr. Robert Price, of Britannia- place, Wandsworth-road. Mr. Mayo, who now appeared for the prosecution, wished to withdraw the charge against Peerless, who had, he said, Len in Mr. Price's employ for two years, while Hart was Only engaged on the morning of the occurrence. The magistrate supposed the object of the application to admit Peerless as a witness against the alleged receiver, who had denied, on his oath, t h at he bought the meat. It was& matter of surprise to him (the magistrate) that Fisk, the greengrocer, who was alleged to have bought the meat, should have beer. called as a wit lieu, but he thought it would be very unfair now to turn round and make him a prisoner. Mr. Haynes, who defended Hart, objected to the course Propos e d to be adopted by the prosecution, as there was no evidence against Lis client, with the exception of the admissions made by Peerless. The magistrate said that the evidence of Peerless would be received, and he would grand in a different position to what he would have done if the application had been made before the case was gone into. Mr. Mayo was then allowed the opportunity of with drawing from the case altogether, but he preferred going on with it and having the opinion of a jury. The magistrate pointed out to him that it was for of to decide whether he would be tried by • jury, and not thcprosecutor. The depositions were then read over, when the magis trate said the case against Hart must fail. Mr. Price came forward to give additional evidence against Hart. The magistrate said he could not have • ease bolstered TALLOW )IARTERT.-(THIS DAY.) The mnrk•t is (inlet Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, old, is quoted 43.. 93. ; ditto new. 445. Gd. ; October to December, 434. 9d. ; December. 445. SMITHFIELD HAY MARICET.-(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade slow at the fol lowing prices, viz. : —Prime old clover, from 110 s. to 115 e. ; inferior ditto, Ws. to Wis. ; prime old hay, 75e. to Shi. ; inferior ditto, 60s. to 70a. • prime new clover, ;Ws. to 100 a. ; inferior ditto, P,ns. t.. 75 5. ; prime new hay, 67a. &1. to ; inferior ditto, :his. t 0606. ; straw, 365. to 423. PROM:WILL SHARE MARKETS. LiTgarooL. fire,. tiles today: Caledonian, 1101 1- Great Eastern, Sot 1 301 1-Great Wedern, 471 i i 1 1 f-Lenca shire and Yorkshire. 124-London. Brighton. and South Coast sil-Loedon and North Weirs. 115 1 161 1 1 ad. -Man chester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire. 4:1 1 1- IletropoLitan. 1251 ih-Midland. 11 4 3 lirl 1 x d.-North 311-. South Eastern. 0.0.1 , 9 It 111 z d.- :rank Trunk ot Canada, lit • Cnfted xtatre 5-20, 1896, 731-butch Rhenish. 61 p. -Ditto, paid up. 251-Ditto, new 11 1 p.-Great Luxembourg Shares, 161-41neen Insurance, 1-16 d.-Atlantic Tele • graph a pae cent., 31-Livemool Exchange. 24-National :Benin Ilimited. 111 11 d. -West India sod Pacific Steam, 4/ politan, new. ss. tid. p. Mancnnerga, San. t -The market wan better, and a good business was d• dn,i C. Caramel and Co., BT d.-Great Eastern. 301 1 101 1-Great Northern A. 1171 1 1 16171-Grand Trunk ot Canada. 171-Ghat Western .1 Canada, ISI 11•16--Great Wee tern, 47 11 1 1-Lanclahire and Yorkildre, 1271 I-too. doe, Bz klon, and South Coast, 511 # ,1 i # 1--Loudon and North Western, 116 15 1-Manchester, sheath], and Lincoln shire, 471 #I 1 1 1-51etropolltan, 125 1:. 11 1-111kUand, 1191 # liritisk. 81-North Eastern, Berwick. 108-South EaMern, WI I t 1 1f # 1 9 1 1-Atiantic and Great Western 0915011 detud Mortgage Bonds, 24-Ashbury Carriage Company. SO d.-Dover Deferred, u 5-1110zopolltan now 6 per cent, ss. Sd. p. - - ButitisOlint, Strr. L—Sininsni dons :—ltirvaingham caw. at 87-131rmiughs.n SauldniCampsny (Limited', at 1 pm.—ltino- Ingham and Midland Bank at ISt ; ditto Tenths, st 14-711r0- I "a bam " ° "c i ol at 11 dia—and Blrmlucharn Animas Fire Insurance t Litaitadj, at it dis. (%oriust Pekes . — sknitt.rd• upou.Avon ilsitaa, sellers--land Sits wage hank of ludta (Limited). ti di& . aJilers—dtadontsidre Masada illunted). tb t dis.—and Hesuldol Mate and Slab :Limited:, 11 to I &a IMLNIMMIIMINEMMIIIMMENIIMIIMMEMINMIMIIMIMINIMENIIMINIIIMIIMINMMINEIIII THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3, 1867. up in that way. The only evidence against Hart WU the admission of Peerless. then discharged Hart. Peerless asked the magistrate to deal with the case. He said Mart gave him the meat, and he eold it to Fisk. Mr. Prim having given Peerless • good character, the magistrate told the prisoner he was too old to listen to bad advice. As it was his tint offence be should order him to be imprisoned for two months, with hard labour. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGEbi CE (BY I'ELZGRAPH.) WARWICK MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) WOODCOTE NURSERY. Lily ... Retty Chantilly 6 ran. AVON STAKES._ Five furlongs. Equity e, Brown Tommy, and Glenarm air; bare. SHORTS HANDICAP. Five furlongs. Queen of Tramps, Mistletoe, Tumbler, Besse, Dick Turpin, Veda, Honesty, Gipsy Queen, Catherine Hayes f, The Earl, Midwife, Diamond, and Cuckoo are here. LEAMINGTON STAKES. Two miles. Monbey, Beaming, Miss Havelock, Er'inburgh, Redcap, Dr. Syntax, Pintail, Moulins+ The Lizard, Lord Para mount, and Broadlands are here:. HANDICAP OF FIVE SOVS. One mile and a quarter. Skirmish, Overture, Redcap, Drum, Buckfoot, Merry Monarch, Mayonaiae f, Vial, Dulcimer, King's Cross, and Pyrrhic are here. CASTLE PARK STAKES. Five furlongs. Veda, Cuckoo, The Earl, Slander, and Wild Blood are here. AIIIIIVED.-11nperi'm dam c and Master Willie. (Entries for other races were not obtained up to mid r IV A ILTHER REPORT. -(TH IS DAY. ) TUISDAT, SIIPTEMBILIt 3, 8 LA. & T.I W. ?IWO 10.0 767' Aberdeen 30.12 551 8. Vita3o.oll 66. N. Z. Ant:omm 30.03 67 E. N. Z. nrecncastlip 20.00 GO L Valenti& 2964 62 &ILL Roche's Point 19.65 00 11.8.11. lAverpool 30.06 62 L&L Holyhead 29.913 ft K. Penzance— 29.97 63 RILL Brest 29.96 66 E.S.L Lorlent 99.92 06 &ILL ltocbefort 30.0065 Plymouth ?A.9463 Z. Weymouth 39.06 66 R. Pot wrtnouth 30.01 th 8. London 30.06 66 L Yarmouth 30.1263 . LB.L Scarborough 30.16 67, 8.8. Sh;olds j Helder — w. I z. eb N. less I— I N.& oc ,0.06 &L rm OW; 4.E. ro 0.15, ESA oc I.li. or &N.& Cr 003. WE. out 006, B.E. I 0 c S. re 0.12 ILL tie 0.95 Z. Ic 0.05 &E. to 0 11 0 i 2 II 0 2 1 I 117. N.N.E. be 4 B.E. mo 0.05 3 - - SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) 102 103 100 102 100 102 ad - i - ri - ii 81 90 1(3 lid 107 1( 8 146 118 106 107 96 96 103 104 110 111 106 117 106 104 164 106 105 107 104 166 101 103 100 102 96 16 93 96 98 99 941 924 100 110 101 l 1181 100 102 99 100 911 100 .06 101 110 111 1111 1121 Lt pnaps. le ?I ad 111 Si i 9096 9.2 9I 99 99 In 99 92 99 1027! - :I' 9484 99 gel 9 4 i 1101 11!I Et I Pd. - 4 ill -20 all 100 all 100 an 100 all 100 141 mm too lan too lin 100 t• all 100 all 10 " rfl VD all ii:OJI ---. 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WOOO uksts 5,050 Immo Ist I%oo" moo,oeol iiiiiiiii ii;000 166,000 19,090 10,oeo itsoo' 96,0901 61.000 10,090 ??.!?! i. ,- ..: ii:Oca __, _ _ _ 11.000 6100,000 10,000' ii:Oio Riao 41111,030 rt,m• , woo) 1 +•M 'hail _.,___ ab,sei MOAN WON WM -MO WM WAN MINN NAM 1 MO I 7 8 i i 405 4.2. .1 J 14 I i 41 a r S . 7_ it C C 18 19 i 17 . 18 $6 67. 4 ii 3 18 4 " I}4l. 15 14 2 _4 ii 21 1 U ISO 400 S 1 SI SO - 5 - 8 18 14 8 10 62 1170 160 165 88 17 15 17 115 125 7 0 13 13 22 46 46 70 17 19 fpm 7 4 6 Ois 16 l 5 12 1 rd ips 46 ti 1 Oldla le if - xd - dim Of 70 2 142 2 1424 22 1201 1 4 1 4 0 s 12 12415 11 22 ,- 1 I 6 4210 _ 4. IS I. tul K 6111,1 II 0141- 1 4 t , ll= 6 4lb IS 15 a i 108 104 6 RM. xd 41 11d14 14 16 97 142 196 106 6 6AI 7 6 cl:. is 10. - I it -24_ 112_41 19 17th xd 1 9. 60 101 1* 0411 1t !I 1 2330 43 46 dl 7 6dl. 6 61150. 4 241• 14 12 11 idts 0).11. 21 lidts idas Ipat 9 ll= 4 a4l le 56110 40 45 16 10 14 16 pal 10 . B..di rd _id I 71 2 9-1. 11- i -00 Os •61 is: 2 , 2 011 7 2i 66 49 41 U 60 2i 1614 23 16 21 2 lzd 1 21i IN 91 96 116 110 7 6 411. 611 4641. 84 N 90 70 id biel ; - (4 ;-71 31 MONEY MABERT.-(THIS DAY.) Ora &Ow= The markets for public securities are rather flatter to-day, and the variations in prices mostly in an adverse direction. Sales have been made upon the wet weather, although it is understood that rain can do little or no harm now to the wheat crops. The prospect of the Alabama dis pute being kept open for an indefinite period has also led some of the speculators to operate for a fall ; but the dealings are confined to a few stocks. Consols have declined i per cent. As regards British railways, the reduction in three or four of the chief stocks is not more than Ito } per cent. Foreign bonds and banking and financial shares are inactive. The demand for money has somewhat dimi nished, the requirements in connexion with to , morrow, the 4th, having been satisfied. The rate for the beat paper is 14 to If per cent. Loans for a few days on English government securities are obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 14 percent. Consols are quoted 941 to 1 both for money and the 10th instant, and 941 for the Bth October. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Centa, are called 93 to 4, ex div. The railway market is rather fiat to-day, and a reduction of 1 to fr per cent. has taken place in Metropolitan, Midland, and South Eastern stocks. Great Northern original, however, is 4 better. The quotations are as follows :—Metropolitan, 1241 to 125, ex div. ; Great Western, 471 to 48 ; London and North Western, 1154 to 4, ex div ; Midland, 119 k to if, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1271 to 1, ex div. ; Caledonian, 110 to 111 ; South Eastern, 681 to 69, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 304 to 314; Great Northern, 113 to 114, ex div. ; ditto A, 117 to 4, ex div. ; London, Chatham. and Dover, 171 to 181; North British, 304 to 314 ; and Brighton, 514 to 4. The government broker has bought to-day 21,0001. Reduced for the Sinking Fund, at 93i, ex div. Foreign stocks are inactive, and prices exhibit no variation of importance. Some of the present quotations are subjoinod :—Turkish of 1862, 58 to 69 ; ditto, 1866, 311 to / ; Greek, in to ft ; Spanish Passive, 19} to 1 ; ditto, Certificates, 15i to ; Italian of 1861, 481 to ; Mexican, 141 to ; Chilian scrip, to 1 dis. ; and Egyptian, 1864, 84} to 84. In the market for bank shares, Union of London and Alliance are offered, and have receded 10s., viz., to 374 to 384, and 124 to 114 dis., respec tively. Imperial Ottoman are quoted Ito Of dis., being 2a. Gd. higher ; Chartered Mercantile of India, 30 to 31 ; and London and County, 56 to 57. Financial shares show no movement. Annexed are the prices :—lnternational, 2* toll dis. ; Lon don, 24 to 22 dis. ; General Oredit, 2* to 2* dis ; and Credit Foncier, 6to 5 dia. American securities are steady, at the improve ment of yesterday. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 731 to 74 ; Erie Railway shares, 451 to 1 ; and Illinois Central, 771 to 1. Anglo-American Telegraph shares have declined 2s. 6d., viz., to 161 to b, but Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference are unchanged, at 3 to I. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia have reached Suez, and the light portion, rid Mar seilles, is expected to be distributed in London about the 12th inst. The large sum of 248,0001. in refined gold, form ing a portion of recent arrivals, was sent into the Bank yesterday. The arrival of 211,2211. in specie was announced yesterday. The Flanisteed and Shannon, from Brazil, have brought 98,8201. and 73,901/. re spectively ; the Weser, from New York, 24,500/. for England ; and the Mandiogo, from the West Coast of Africa, 14,0001. The advices from New York, dated Saturday, mention that the shipment of gold for Europe was small. At the present quotation of exchange, there is no profit on remittanoes to England. The liquidators of the Unity Joint Stock Mutual Banking Association announce through Mr. 0. Powell, the accountant, a further return to the shareholders of Bs. per share, making 141. Bs. out of 601. paid up. It is stated that " arrangements are now being made to realise a most important asset which has already caused so much delay in the winding up, and when this is settled the liqui dation will be completed by an immediate distri bution of the remaining balance, accompanied by a statement of the accounts." The Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company have received a telegram from Sir Samuel Canning, their engineer in chief, dated from Syd ney, Nova Scotia, Monday, reporting the mimes , ful laying from the company's steamship Chiltern of the submarine telegraph cable from Placentia to Sydney, touching at the Island of St. Pierre. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Thursday, the sth instant, a special settling day in the scrip for the new 1001, shares of the London and Westminster Bank. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,6071. over last year, and the London, Brighton, and South Coast an ir crease of 2,7061. The traffic return of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, for the week ending the 17th tilt., shows a decrease of 6861. compared with the corresponding period of 1866. At an extraordinary meeting of the Life Invest ment and MortgageCompany(Limited), held yester day, the agreement provisionally entered into for an amalgamation with the London and Northern Insurance Corporation was confirmed. The half-yearly meeting of the Crystal Palace District Gas Company will be held on the 19th instant. We are requested to state that Mr. William Grain, of Threadneedle-street, has been appointed a commissioner of deeds and affidavits for the states of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Massa chusetts, Maine, Missouri, California, and South Carolina. The following on the freight market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. Rucker,Offor, and Co.: During last week the shipping interest enjoyed a period of excitement unknown since the close of the Crimean war, and although all the golden anticipations formed may not be realised some substantial results have already been obtained, and the tone of the freight market is con siderably improved. The expedition to Abyssinia having been determined upon, the government received tenders last week of steamers for the transport service, the tonnage offered on Tuesday being intended for India, and on Friday for the Mediterranean. The demand could not have arisen at a more opportune time, the steam shipping interest being in a state of great depression, and a large fleet of splendid steamers entirely without employ ment. Under them circumstances it is not surprising that a considerable number of steamers were placed at the dis posal of the government, including the Great Eastern, tendered, but not accepted. The Great Batters having been proved to be the strongest, most comfortable, eisonomirial, and efficient steamer afloat for transport services, her re jection by the government occasions considerable surprise. The steamers ordered for survey are 23 in nuuiber, and of these we believe that the following have idresaly been accepted at rates ranging from 21s. to 40s. per gross re gister ton per month, the service in India being for six months certain, and in the Mediterranean for three months:—Peruvian, Kangaroo, Bosphorus, City of Man. theater, City of Dublin, England, France, Queen, Golden Fleece, Mauritius, Queen of the South, California. In order to supply this fleet with coals an active demand for tonnage has arisen; and numerous engagements have been made. The rate for steamers is Ms. per ton for Ascension, 115 s. for the Cape of Good Hope, and for sailing vessels 451. Bombay from Sunderland, 45e. from Birkenhead or Wales, 345. Wales to the Cape of Good Hope, :its. St. Helena, 255. Ascension. With the exception of the war business there is little change to note in the freight market. The berth for India and China has somewhat improved, tonnage being worth about sa. per register ton score than at the commencement of last month. The Australian and New Zealand trade osasinuas depressed, shipments for Melbourne being made ea low as 7s. 6d. per toe for pig iron, and 20s. to 30s. per ton for neessnrement goods. la homeward freights we have had en active chartering busi ness from the rice port" at tits, to 70e., awarding to In. and class of the veawis. There is no change in gee helots from the Chinches. Very low rates canine* to rule en the west coot, and a g ood deal of tonnage h been secured there for guano. 'Tbe vexatious quarantine repletion in the Mediterranean are again exciting eh* attention, the loss to the shipping interest, especially to steam shipowners, being enormous. Messrs. Truemaa and Rouge's monthly price cult rent conta'ns the annexed information on the sugar market : The dulness which characterised the market in July his continued throughout the past month, and!present quoit tions are 61. per cwt. lower than those of the lat The d: cline is attributable to the &preload condition !if the market for refiners' produce, common lumps 0 72 slowly at 415., being Is. 3d. per c wt. under the o n a month since ; the demand has been interfered with Ily the competition of the Scotch and foreign refiners. Data crushed has been freely offered, and the present quotatitin of Ilk 3d. for No. 1 shows • reduction of 3d. per evt. The imports of sugar during the month were 10,600 toss less than in August last year, and the total for the eight months is 0r.1y5,300 toes in excessof thatin the correspond ing period of DOW ; the deliveries for home consumption last month were 6,000 tons less than in August last rest, but the total to the present time shows an increaserg 35,300 tons, and the stock is nearly 35,000 tons less . than tt was twelve months since. There has been no change in the favourable statistical position of cane sugar ; but with I re gard to the beet crops the recent fine weatherhas been musk in ther favour ; the accounts are, however, very coslthit ilW, and it is too early to predict witb any degree of NSA racy who.. the production is likely to be. The dellveilbs for consumption from the four principal ports of the United Sta'es for the first seven months were 229,000 tens against 217,000, and on the Ist ult, the stocks were 88,09 tons against 113,00 u on the let August, 1866. MONDAY ETZWING. ! Consols, which closed on Saturday at all to I, !both for money and the 10th inst., opened t h us morning at sq, and closed at 944 to 4. For the rem account (October 8), the last price was 941 to 95. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 944 to 5. The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, ; ditto, for account, 941, ? ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94;1, 4,1, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 941,', S. 4, ; Red Sea Telegraph, 20k ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1121, l ; ditto Five per Cent. " en laced" rupee paper, 103 k, 4. The Indian Five per Cent. stock was rather dull. Exchequer Bills were quoted 255. to 30s. prem., showing no change. Foreign stocks were in request, and the general tendency of prices was upwards. Turkish Bonds of 1854 rose 1 per cent.; Danubian (old), Russian of 1822 and 1864. and Turkish of 1862, 4 ; Turkish of 1865, ; and Spanish Passive, the Committee's Cc-tificates, and Mexican, 1. Turkish of 1868, l'owecer, declined ; and Italian of 1861 and Chaim scrip, 1. - MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Oirs o'OLovz. The mining market is still act i ve, with an absence of sellers of good shares, unless at an advance upon the current quotations. Prince of Wales and East Lovell have again improved—the former to 52e. to 54a. ; and the latter to 7+ to 8. South Caradon are quoted 370 to 380 ; West Great Work, 3} to 4 ; Drakewalla, 12e. to 14s. ; Wheal Seton, 1178 to 120 ; West Caradon, 7 to 8; West Kitty, 12s. to 14s. ; North Crofty, 4} to f ; Great Vor, 17 to 18 ; Marko Valley, 5k to * ; North Treskerby, lf to 2 ; and Clifford, 8 to f. Foreign and colonial mining shares are firm. St. John Del Rey have improved 11., viz., to 60 to 62, and Don Pedro are 7s. 6d. better, at 2 to 2f prem. Anglo-Brazilian are called f ' to f prem. • Chuntales, 1 to lf prem. • Anglo- Italian, fto I prem. ; United Mexican, 2 to ; Peatarena, f to f prem. ; Roasa Grande, f to f; Frontino and Bolivia, f to f ; and Port Phillip, lf to 11. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received per Shannon the following report, dated Morro Velho, July 29 : " Produce second division of July, 11 days. 16,514 oitavas; yield 7.609 oitavas per ton. Remittance, 102,087 oitavas-980/lbs. troy. The Don Pedro North del Rey Gold Mining Company (Limited) have received the following advices from Captain Thomas Treloar :—" By our gold troop which left on the 26th ult., I forwarded for delivery to Messrs. John Moore and Co. four boxes containing 29,538 oitavas of gold (3,408 on. troy). General operations—At Maquine nothing of special interest has occurred. The works have proceeded regularly, and the middle line of gold as expected has disappeared. The produce cleaned up amounts to 11,901 oitavas, and the total for July will be about 12,500 oitavas (1,442 oz. troy). The driving of Alice's level is progressing apace. ' COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (BT TELEGRAPH.) - (PROM or“ OWN coma:aro/u m.) . . . . _ . Corros.—The market quiet. Sales 8,000 Qes. CORN.—The market fairly attended. Wheat in good demand at :hL per ce n tal advance on Friday's rates. Flour steady, at late rates. Beans, oats, and oatmeal unchanged. Indian corn is again rather cheaper ; mired American, 345. t»L to LEEDS CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (NT I'LLZOII.4IPIi.) (FROM nWN coaszsroarogrr.) There has bren several hours of heavy rain here this morning. More hu. , ness doing in new wheat; prices fully as dear as last week. Other articles as before. MINCING-LAN IC THIS DAY.) SVGAIL —The market has opened quietly but steadily. The sale* included 24.013 , ,,, , ahead' of Itarbadoes at 325. Gd., and 3,000 bags clayed 31..ni11a, at 30s. Refined—Dried Foods oontinue in only moderate request, without change in value. Pieces steady. Corrtm—Only a moderate business is doing. Prices me without change. TEA. —The steamer Ajax has arrived. Samples of new masons will be placed on the market to-morrow. FIWIT. —The market for both new currants and Valencia raisins is quiet, but previous prices are steadily main tained. RICS-200 tons of Neeransie sold for arrival at 10*. 100. Pzenti.-2,200 bags of Penang Meek sold at 2id. lo 3d., and white Si'eapore at 4 15-16 d. to sd. MR.—The market is tirm,but the sales reported are un imun- import ant. N.—The business done, which continues moderate, is at about the previous value. ilmre.—St. Petersburg clean quiet, at 3s!. 10s. ORDRIAXY SHAMIR /1140 STOCK& IL I Pd. I RAILWAY. I Ca r t26lBlll4 o7 Prals . i l 6111400 l ua7 l ) .° l - U. us Imola end Suter -- 79 81 ad - St 100 Caledonian St. 100 'Carobrisa 1 U ss 10 all Cornwall 1 8 s St. 100 i Dublin end Belfast J one 73 76 ad - 8t 100' Dundee, Parth4AbdJn TO 11 - 10 6 LA London -.-. - 100 en Do.siertp. . - - -. S< los ms.go..aaTiie;s7el, 100 In -- fe. 100 Great testae Ord. St. SO} St 91 904 St 100 Do. L Ang. 81k., No.2' 4 0 5 1 U. IM :OnstNorth of Scotland - -.-• ad SR 100 'Gres{ Noi lbws .. - 'IN 114 ad , - St. 100 Do.A i Aree.eodle un ! 117 110 ad 117 ad K. IGO ') ,, .liltll6p.c.lspoildll. -.-- - St. WO Do. Ord. Def. Div. Stock -..- 8t , 100 Ot South a West. (Ire)! 114 WI - St, , 110 Gnat Western . . ... St. 1100 Do.Stonr xal.eua. Ittk 1 - - Si. !WO Do. South Wales . - -.-. - 81. 100 Do. W. /11.1.-Oxford 85 80 - Lt. 100 Do. Do. Newport 18 92 I,oadicim. -. 84. 100 1A110121%11'1 & YO/&11/11rs! 127 118 1261 74 St. 100 Loo..llrightn.&S.Cosst, Si 62 61 1 Pt 100 Chalhem,aDoe, 18 184 181 St WO Dello% Exten.A6p.e. , 10 16 - U. 10$ Loudon & N orth Wean. fin 116} ad 113 } ad 84. IN Leedou&SouthWeatero 81 83 ad , - 8t 190 Van. Met 0 1 lincolnah 67 43 - St. 108 MatropoNtee.. -- _.. 125} 12: 124} 5} St. 100 Do. tateusion,.ll9l. - dewlap. et. till 1870 113 114 - St 100 Ildropolitse Dletrite 1 83 85 82} 10 10 Do. do. do. I -.-. 10 all Do. St SR John'a- wooe d - - - 8t 100 Midland ... ......_ i 119/ 110 ad 1191 19 1 id 80. 100 1 11 Do. Bine. a LAP '6B 90 id. - St. 100 No t . British I so; 314 Bt. 100 Do. idle ,Perth,Dund - - - St 100 N. Nastern-Rendek 26 10 Do. G. N. L. Pure - - - St lei De Lewis - — 6 l 53 ad - St. 100 Do. Pork -- - St 1100 I Do. terthde - - 26 1 all Do. litiek.aDarthig 33} 841 - 26 24 Do. do., 180041 - 91 91 Pro - Wt rlOll (North Loudon - 10 1 1 . Do. do.. 1966.. - - 1 11 om ad - 8t 100 Neethfiteltordsklrti 62 es St. , 100 N. aIL Western Joao i 109 112 ad - Bt. , 100 Shropshire Union _ 6Ol 671 ad - St. ' 100 South Devon ......- 1 41 43 ad 424 ad St 1100 South Laura _ I 69 70 ad 09 18191 ad 10 all Seams, Weldosiies - ,ael 04 91 ad - St 100 TeD Vele —..-- - I 144 141 ad 10 6 Do. O - .1 2 lot ad .... St. 100 , Waterford isilliMlir 1 -.- ... 10 1 IWisheloo a Wheelie - -. .= REITISII POSOWSSIONI dli. IPd. I RAILWAY& 1 Cloelegprlose. 1 &Lieu 100 , all Atleetioaft Lenore 67 60 - 1 86. 100 1 Beet Ber.etC.le, pp.*. 108 106 1031 10 l4 Do. l !therm-. - - 1 . 1106 - 104 ell ~ Ihulalo a Lake Hume 31 -- 10 len I Do. Preference 6 r mu 16e 100 Suff.,Breat,&Oodsrleh - 1 0 per MIL 1872-3-11 . es Ti - it 100 OiL &S. lostent6p. a i - .-- -. it 'lOO Cope T.& Dock 6p. e. c 62 67 - 8% 0 I all . DlMPOlMrs,7p.c.perpreL 99 101 -- ,100 Let asecel gm. 6de - 20 1 71 Do. do. 6do - - - St. 100 last Indian go. 11 do lOOl 1104 1101 10 1 90 I 6 • Do. I. Shares. 1 1 Ipm it 100'amid Trunk °Maud* 17 18 171 100 Zell! Do. Equip. IL LIMA*. 80 16 - 100 lon 1 Do. Ist pest Bonds - I 100 .1 I Do. fad pra loads 3) 11 - 100 al Do. lad pref. Stock 32 34 - 100 all Do. 4th prof. Stock l9 20 •-• IL 100 Great Indian Pesdesala 1101 1111 1101 18 • ell 1 Do. gut 6 per emit. - - Imo - 10 1 0 1 Do. New do. -. II 2pm - W 1 e 1 Do. New It 2pm - it, 100 Gt. S. of 1 odts." . g. 6 p...M. 101 114 - el 100 1 Do. 41 per Not. - 11/1 WI 43t. Western or Omit& 151 161 - 100 WI D0.q 3 : . 13dtpay.1373 97 00 - lel an Do. do. do. 1877.& 021 90 -, 10 II Indian eli(L'olted) I I dls - St 100 lladree guar. 6p. emit 1031 1041 - it. 108 Do. de. 61 de- 96 97 - it 1100 Do. do. 44 do 9O 93 - W en Do. Width latiaiille RA OR Mein and Hobiloa's Bay 12 16 - 105 : ell Do. 6p. ot.. per.lBBo 06 94 - 100 !an Dck 3 P. 41., my. lass 80 so it 100 N.Loteseep elstp.B. PO IS - 96. 100 &dude, cue $ per met 101 101 - L 100 Do. DeM do.- - - lul 102 iii) W 111 Do. 10. do , per }pm - ill 100 De. Pitalub do. --1 101 102 - 41. Sell Do. Lamle. /loled 86 87 -. Jour •TOLL *L L& b aßank (Lins.)• bo B. . Alliance Egyptian (boa . ). AAugrallaa la nglo Ita ,, an (Limited): Danko( BlitishColumbla ma. r. Ll - 21 - -PRI 0 If - - "I Tx;:i.;;;;TTtii - pal Bea of Itrype Bank k of Otago (Limited) Bankof Victorla,Austral Bank of New Zealand British N. America C. Bk. Lana, Am., China Clare. Mfr. of LAW be City Colonial Consolidated Bank (L) Delhi and London (L.) lad London (Limited) Barters ExchanselLbia.) Baas!' and American Eng. Bank& deJ aneiroL Brig.Scot.i Anal. Chasid and Swedish (.) Imperial Bank (Limited) Imperial Ottoman 7 9 pa l Jae tei SO 31 11 11 pin 1 Do. Now . Lod Mort. Bt lndla(L) 00.6 p. e. N 4.3864,30 no Lon.BlLothlazicooto.(L) Loodownd Bragliaa..l Ei.tie; —..". tondos& RlTerPlate(L) Do. do. do Lou. CD. Bonk of doubt Loodoo and County—. Po. ob. Now Lonais joint Mock.. Loudon & South Anima Loa. Is & Western (Lbs.) Lord= &Veneatuele(l ) London &Westnithesar Merchant Book (Lim) Do. dew Merthattle&Blenan(L) Metropolitan (Limited) Midland Bank (Lint.) National of Australasia Matthaei of Liverpool N. Pro. of Itheland Do. Pod & Sod 11Z Notional Bank New Booth North Western Ortentid Bank Corpora. Pf 0•111. Ban k IngeorPAY Proviso. of Ireland Beath A tiaras. Stand. of B. & Atrka Do. do. la at{ gas, Union of Australia_ Union of Irelsad (LAN 4 Wiles of Laudon 6 16 19 -_a~~ ' a . It O,d dill It 84 :6 38 10 12 70 72 li - - t!!il --?,I Y 44 I sr ss as nil Cs dl. 48 49 3839 4 9-16 71 70} 4$ 88 1 7f 8 26 26 tICal 6 4 dial -' _l - Pl. i 4 iS 56 i 7 INI.A L 00,W° &ItMelba:4 6p.et„1671 100.000, Do. • 1886 -- Calk. Gov.(l p. a., 1877-88. _ Do. *wok Feb.& A up. Do.lparot.llar.kdop. 1,811,808 Do. Swot lan..6J uly 686,806 Do. Opera. las. Moen' Or 8061900 -- Do. do. 1880-601 Do. do. 6.01900.011 D0.89..1t00t.1900 180, Col m on.Nov i 878, 4 l 6p 0. 8 100.000 i NasrW66B pot e1.,1878 100,000 Do. 1878' ! 1100,0001 Do. lest 800,000 Do. 16861 18164-NstalGov.6p.o.Ap.rBoo.l 116.000 New Brona.Gov.6poret. 1.181800 New South Wahl.' Gov., j 6 p. c0nt.,1671 to 18761 8,171,8001 Do. Ip. alBBB to 1866 866.0001 D0.6p.e.r,1867 to 1876 , 166,0001N0w Zealand 6par coat 1,000.• Do. Spor Drat.] Do. I par oeut. 1861 100,0000 D0.66.16911ww&D0e 860,000 Nova Scotts 6p. 0.,1876 1.680.10101 Quotartand Goo. 6 p. et 1,177.00 Do. Do. 1091 714600 11.Auat.Gov. 6 p..,87.771 Do. 1878 and wads. 860,0001 1 710G0v.6p. a. Jan. July 7,680.00 ti Do. 41p. of Aprl .08k No. I Sh. 1,006,0811. St. 6,078,110 fit. piet,560 . 100 3010),(1061 St. 687.0711 at. DOCKS. NOREPIN RAIL Cir.; au , I all 'Belgian IL on all ILAgruo.O.CDTD°I•O4 01 V all Dextral Argeutlue W I P° Exteadou 80 Jkmaburg & WM& (L) 16 Dutch mulah an Ix. all Liguria of Fromm 18 jkr -opeaa Central (U 'Greet Luxembourg a , ' ilaraberfk(Marsovitg(L) ill • e* CPI (L) all i ffam.ttliege _B) Am all ' Do. 6p. e. Prt. Bell. goy all 'Northern of Friars all 'WAAL. &Ayres ff.7.p.e , t Do. Deferred . ! all .Nomrogian Traak Prot on ,Ottoman B.m3raliAUn aff Pazia,Lyoua,suld an Tads and Orleans IC I le 'goys' Sardinian all l itoyal Bw.dleh WI Do. 7 per cont. aD Sambre and Mania all Do. f }percent Pref. el 'gal PattlO(L) 67 per et. all &Anat.& Lona V taiptlan 16 loath But of Portugal all !Southern of Inuace all Tw4a and Savona all I West Pleaders a^ Do. ig per cent Pref all I We* N.W. of Franco Q 9 11 14 11 2 liit NI 111 — 10 P .1:1 6 540u+ 85 24 81 ft lb 13 81* I l i lt. 14* 1 18 I I 21 SI 96 96 U II 9 1 101 A , . In U 4 Ili 1 I it it • 9* Ili is IPOILZION UBLIO•TIUb8. RAILWAY& ,O. Luxembourg& p. amt.' Havana and Matanzas' Lausanne and Fribourg Matrons and ttabanilla Do Second Issue North. of France 3 p et Do (lateCharL 31p, et. Ottoman (Marna, &e.) Do. do. Issued at 71 Parbayonsotlfultp.et. Recife & & S. (Pam !Royal Swedish 6 p. et ,dates La Grande T p. el 13. Ana & Lom-Ven. 3p. e. 'South East.of Port. Tp. e. Southern of Franee3p.e. limit& Italian, 3 per et. .M.dtN. W. Milts. Sp. G. Ia 17* $7 90 98 100 87 90 12 13 40 60 29 U 12 14 98 96 1 I 04 99 2 4 2 4 - - 12 12i 6 6 19 111 BILITIBE MINES. Div. G. Con. (Tarlsta ) Drama% Haat Rut Condo Bowl ( n Illogon) Nast Corn Bra Rost Omura, Coat Lovell L W. Bum° (Covina ) °rambler & St. Mari Ofett Lamy (Limited) Great South Tolo, in EL W. Vor (II elliton) ' Gratin's 1 Herod'a Foe: Hassan Downs Xargaret (Cow Wont; Werke Vallry Stwyody Iron Oro New Beton ...... North Hostear North Waal Crofty Profit Ualtad Minos (C. Leant) j Caradon St. Com)! th Cordon°, I lirsW. hums (Massa) =k West Beret (1llogra) W. Cordon (Law* Wed Mm iics Wed Beton ria :: Bust I WIL ller =) W,ll ßu arylna ; (llkaabal 'Wheal Won awu., (Mk % sit 2.14.6 si •aa LEA 111.7.11 11. 4 1i.0 REMARKS. ...... A decrease In the baroasetritul pressure has occurred since yeaterilay, over the British Ides. except on the seat coast: In the taiutli•weit an Increase has ominenued- Winds are generally easterly and variable. The weather Is overcoat, and rain and mist prevail In places. along the south coast o il England vivid lightning and thunder have occurred, accompanied by heavy ra , at Plymouth. SOUTHAMPTON, SEPT. 3.—The Hamburg and American Company's steamship Hammonia passed the Needles at 10.30 am, to-day. SOUTHAMPTON, SEPT. 3.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Euxine passed the Needles at 10.2-i a.m. to-day. OXFORD LOCAL EXAMINATIONS. these exami nations, the results of which have been lately published, 38 candidates out of 44 sent in from Christ's College, Finchley, were suocessful. Sixteen passed in honours one of whom (R. 11. Streeter, of Ealing-green) was placed first out of the whole number of candidates. Four were placed in the aggregate first class of the senior list, and four in the second di.to ; in addition to which, fourteen first classes end eleven second classes were pined in the various sections, making the number of aggregate senior firsts gained by Christ's College two more, and the number of sectional firsts seven more, than the highest number gained by any other school in England. The number of schools that sent in candidates was 266 ; the number of candidates 1,350. The National Schoolhouse of Trainboy, in a lonely mountain district, near Raphoe, in the county Donegal, has been maliciously set on fire and entirely destroyed, with everything it contained. It is very diffi cult to account for this outrage, as the patron of the school is popular. Two ci-derant officers of a Liverpool corps of volunteers were recently passenger by one of the steamers to the west coast of Africa; and to their asto nishment on landing they found a number of negroes Itlring about in the negorra of the corps to which d in England been attached. FACETIOUS TOURISTS. —The Isle of Wight tou rists appear to have been reviving a very stale trick. Last week a fisherman picked up a sealed bottle Boating between Grange and Chilton, and found it contained a slip of paper on which was wraten in pencil, " Dr. Livingstone off Zambesi. Not lost at all. Can't think how the report got about." A REPRIEVE.—The sentence of death passed Cu Emma Usher at the late Maidstone Assizes for the murder by drowning of her infant child at Ashford has been com muted to penal servitude for life. PROGRESS OF THE HARVEST IN SUSSEX.—The weather during the past week has been all that could be desired for the progress of harvest operations. All hands have been busily occupied, and a large breadth of land has been cleared. The accounts of the character of the grain crops are hardy so favourable as could be wished, and the estimates formed a month before the commencement of harvest are stated to be in most cases not justified by the results, so far as at present ascertained. The yield comes short of anticipation on threshint u irut. From the hop districts the reports are hly favourable. The continued fi ne weather has one wonders for all the gardens where there was any prospect of hops a month ago, whilst even the worst grounds, where the plant was considered to be blighted past recovery, have quite astonished their owners. The accounts show that t..e crop will be a very uneven one. In sonic districts vet/ few hope can be grows, and there are gardens in which it is stated that it will be scarcely worth while to put a bin, whilst in immediate proximity ten to fifteen cwt, per acre may be looked for. Sussex seems favoured beyond other counties this year. With a continuance of fine weather it is hoped that amends may be made for shortness of quan tity by fine quality. Picking has begun with the forwarder sorts, and will be pretty general, if not in full swing, in the course of another week.—Susses Advertiser. CHOLERA AND lONORANCI IN ITALY. —The Italia of Florence publishes the following statiatim as to the cholera :—ln Leghorn, on the 29th ult., there were Ai cases and 11 deaths ,• (Rama, 28th, 31 and 11 ; Milan, 25 and 15 ; Brescia, 28 and 3 ; Turin, 26th 16 and 7 ; Bergamo, 1 death ; Palermo, 60 and 23; and Messina, 93 and 76. The ltalia of Naples says:—" In order to completely calm the fears of the alarmists we have collected some statistics as to the cases of cholera during the first thirty days of the two last invasions, in 1865 and 1866, tooompsre them with the present period. In the first-named year there oc curred in Naples 2,336 cases and 1,146 deaths ; in 1866, 501 and 315 ; in 1867, 97 and 54. These figures ara an irrefragible proof, and ought to dissipate all fears. Ninety-seven cases during a month in a city of 650,000 inhabitants cannot in any way constitute an epidemic." The death from cholera at Ivrea, Piedmont, of the Advo cate Joseph Bride, member of the Italian parliament, is an nounced. The Italia of Naples gives an account of the massacre at Percile, near that city, of an entire family, consisting of an old woman, two young men, and two little children. A. rumour had been propagated, and even said to have been assisted by the cure, that the family had scat tered poison to bring on the cholera. Towards midnight a mob of the country people, armed with hatchets, poniards, and guns, burst open the door of the dwelling and fell upon the inmates indiscriminately. They spared neither age nor infancy. In the midst of the con fusion a young girl of the family, although covered with wounds, contrived to conceal herself under a table and thence watched the butchers consummating their fiendish work. Ten hours after, a patrol of caribineers passing found the girl in a half dying state at the door, and the dead holies strewed about the floor within. Not one of the neighbours bad chosen even to give an alarm or lend any succour. The living victim was removed to the hos pital, but no hopes are entertained of saving her life. How MARSHAL SOULS OBTAINED HlB MURILLO. —Of the thirteen Murillo. which Marshal Soult managed to collect in Spain, one of them, an " Immaculate Con ception," at the Marshal's sale in May, 1852, was bought by the French governmen t f or 73,440 f. ! We have an amusing story of the circumstances under which Soult se cured his prize. In his pursuit of Sir John Moore he over ! took two Capuchin friars, who turned out, as he suspected them to be, spies. On bearing that there were some fine Murillos in the convent to which they belonged, he ' ordered them to show him the way to it. Here he saw the Murillo in guelion and offered to purchase it. All tc no purpose, till the prior found that the only way to rive the lives of his two monks was to come to terms. " But," said the prior, "we have had 100,000 francs offered for the picture." " I will give you 200,000 francs," was the reply ; and the bargain was concluded. " You will give me up my two brethren ?" asked the prior. " Oh," said the marshal, very politely, "if you wish to ransom them, it will give me the greatest pleasure to meet your wishes. The price it-200,000 francs." The poor prior got his monks, and lost his picture.—Cornkill Ma patine for September. Pa I a. 6 6 ail 16_ 16.411.1 7 6.d - if - if& 138 1411 I 4 pm 4314 zd 10 881 lAls par !I 21.7: u *. 41 1446 8 10 in 16 12h 111,21 , 2 Id 4 22 11.1• 6 . 4 dl. 1 1m 2 3 22 31 si fit. 7 644 7 4 dl. i . ia. , i