The Express. — London, England, 1867-08-15 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, Ttitf itSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15, 1867. The prisoncr pleaded guilty, and said ho was sorry for whit ha had done. The prosecutor said, on account of the prisoner's parent. he would like to recommend him to mercy. The magistnite observed that robbery by servants was very ',lions. mid sentenced the prisoner to three months' hard labour in the House of Correction. M ARLBOROI IGH.STREET. SoN CHARGID NY HIM FATHIR. rs, described as " • sebooltnaster—no home," wo charged before Mr. Knox, by his father, Mr. Jacob War-, tailor, of No. 0;3, King-street, Soho, with creating a d i sturistrice, and wilfully damaging a door. The complainant said that the prisoner, who was his son, an d who had been a peat trouble to him, came to his yesterday, and tweeted a disturbance, and smashed the p.m , I of the door. A brother of the prisoner, after giving similar evidence to los father, said the prisoner was in the habit of carrying a wor and a knife about with him, and had threatened r.. roarder him. The prisoner was St years of age, and hol in,eelled nearly all over the globe, but w o uld not we; i.. and all he thought of doing was drinking and N•rge.int Appleton, 2 C, said that on being called to tb•,• hou.e of the complainant, he found the panels of • .I.or broken in. and in consequence of the family slating OA they apprehended danger from the prisoner he took bun into custody, and found upon him a knife and • In answer to Mr. Knot, the brother stated that he was afr..i,l of the prisoner, as he knew he always carried a knife ~a,lr.izor about with him. The prisoner said he had never cost his father a penny. He was apprenticed by the hospital where he had been brought up and received a good education, and as he was dl- pointed in getting work at his trade he went out to lo•lia in the :ird Dragoon Guards, and while there he fell frau his horse through sunstroke. and was afterwards in valided. On his return home his family told him that he dol not belong to them. lie had been to Africa, and while there was a schoolmaster. In answer to Mr. Knox. the sergeant mid, living in the neighbourhood, he thought from what be had seen, there was danger to be expected from the prisoner, whose mind be believed was affected. The prisoner said it was his familv's unkindness to him tint affected hire. - . . The• brother said his father would have the prisoner house hut for his bad conduct and language. Ur. Knox said he would deal with the case before him a. u se of wilful damage, and order the prisoner to pay the awount of damage, or go to prison for 14 days. If he an noyed has family again they could come to the court. WORSHIP-STREET. THE " EXCESS TICKETS ; WiTIII:TORTHLONDON RAILWAY. Mr. William Bird, of 7, Alberteterraoe, Victoria-road, Stoke Newington, answered a summons obtained against him by George Wilson, on behalf of the North London Railway Company, for having, on the 31st ult., knowingly and unlawfully travelled without permission on the com bany's line in a carriage of superior class to that for which e had obtained a ticket, contrary to one of the bye-laws of such company, and whereby he had subjected himself to apenalty not exceeding 40s. blears. Paine and Layton appeared for the company; and George Lamb, one of its constables, deposed that on the evening of the date named he noticed defendant enter on the platform of the Broad-street station of the North London Railway, in company with a gentleman having a first-class ticket. They passed two second-class carriages and entered a first-class. Witnees followed them in the sone carriage, alighted close behind them at the Dalston station, and when defendant tendered his second-class ticket at the usual place his name and address were de minded, he having travelled in a first-class carriage. The gentleman with the first-class ticket had weed out, and, finding that his friend was delayed, returned, saying, " pay the excess fare," but was told it was then too late so to do, as defendant was manifestly leaving without any such intention. Mr. Ellison—At any rate it appears that be did not tender the "excess" when he put down his own ticket. In cross examination, the witness said that on the Broad-street platform there were authorised persons with books of excess tickets which could be obtained by any gentleman on payment of the extra coin. He did not see defendant with such extra coin, or hear any remark about extra fare or excess. For the defence it was put that this " excess ticket was, if not invariably practised, at least very customary and Mr. Clark, defendant's Mend, swore that he proposed riding in the same carriage with himself and paying the excess afterwards ; also that defendant actually held the money in his hand to pay, but that it was clearly for gotten. Mr. Ellison remarked that the evidence of there being excess tickets in such use as to be furnished bound toge ther as books, showed It to be a system—be should con ceive rather a slack one—and probably the sooner it was done away with the better. The carriages were marked according to their close. One of the company's servants here remarked that at times the influx of the passengers was so great that it would be impossible to examine even a sixteenth part of the tickets. Mr. Ellison said finally that ho felt it imperative on him to fine the defendant, although in the trifling amount of 2s. and Goats. Er. J. E. LlNierter, of 13, Frampton-park-villu, Well 'Meet, Hackney, was lined for a 'huller offence, committed on the let Instant. THE FATAL FIDE AT MILE-END NEW TOWN- INQUE4T.—(THI4 DAY.) Last night Mr. Richards, the deputy-coroner, held an investigation at the London Hospital respecting the fire at No. 13, Collingwood-terrsoe, Mile-end New Town, by which Elisabeth Radcli ff e, aged 65 years, lost her life. The jury, having been sworn, proceeded to view the body of the deceased. It presented • horrible spectacle. The whole of the body was entirely charred, and the fea tures were undistingnishable. The first witness tidied was Martha White, of 13, Coßingwood-terrace, who said that the deceased w.is the widow of the captain of the Albion, a merchant vessel. She hat a pension from the Mer chant Seamen's Society, and the Sons of Commerce. She got drunk occasionally, only twice a week. She made • rule never to become intoxicated on a Sunday. She kept sober becauae she s iid she wished to hear the preacher on that day. The Me occurred on Monday, at half-peat 12 o'clock in the day. William Daniel Jones, a young man, said that on the day in queedea he saw smoke coming oat of the house, and he broke the door in. He then saw a naked woman lying on the floor of the burning house, He got • pail of water and threw 11 over her. The smoke then became very dense. Mrs. White, recalled, proved hearing a woman all out in the street, on the day of the occurrence, "Size has done it at last." That remark was an allusion to the fact that the deceased had while intoxicated, set fire to the house six weeks ago. A lter that fire was put out, her landlord remonstrated with her, and she said, " I intend to set fire to the house and barn you in it" The Coroner having summed up. The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death." SERIOUS AND ALARMING BOAT ACCIDENT TO Mimes AT BCARBRostouGH.—On Tuesday eve an alarming, yet happily not fatal, accident occurred o ff Scarborough. The pleasure noble Lady Havelock, John Dalton, boatman, was making an excursion to sea with • small party, consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Gent and Miss Hint, of Brompton, near Carlton. When about two miles off the Castle Foot they Pane near a large fishing lugger, with whose course the coble was sailing at nearly right angles. Thinking to pass by the lugger's bow, Dalton kept straight on ; but he had, unfortunately, gauged the distance so closely that the bowsprit of the lugger struck the coble's mast while passing. The coble was instantly upset. Her occupants providentially seized hold of a chain forming part of the logger's bow rigging, and to this they clung for life, immersed in the water. They could not be effectually reached from the logger, whose one boat was on shore with fish at the market. In this perilous position the party remained for over a quarter of an hour, when the pleasure coble Crown, George Warren, bore down to their rescue—Warren having seen the accident. He succeeded in taking the party into his boat, and rescued them from imminent danger.— Leeds Mercury. AFFRAY BETWEEN POLICEMEN AND POACHERS. At the Warrington Polloe-court, yesterday, two men named William Hargreaves and Thomas Bat, were charged with having been found with game, and nets for the purpose of taking game, in their possession, that morning. It appeared from the evidence adduced, that as Police-constable Robert Mayer was going home along Oxfordavenue, about midnight on Tuesday night, he was suddenly attacked by a party of five men, who beat him with sticks and threw him into the ditch on the road side. The attack was so sudden and unexpected that the officer was unable to identify any of his assailants. They ran off after throwing him into the ditch, and the officer returned as soon as possible to the police station, and reported the circumstance to the chief constable, who deputed Sergeant Cowdell and six officers to go in search of the party. The officers proceeded in the direction of Oxford and Winwick, and concealed themselves in the fields until daybreak, when they observed a party of five Dieu coining down • lane, and carrying bags, stakes, and bludgeons. As soon as they approached the ambush, the officers rushed upon them, and a regular fight ensued. The poachers, who were getting the worst in the fight, took to flight, but were followed by the police, who succeeded in capturing the two prisoners, a number of rabbits, and • quantity of netting and poachers' mate rials, which were thrown away during the chase. The charge of assaulting Police-constable Mayer was not gone into, for the reason stated, and the prisoner were each fined 51. and costs for poaching, with the alternative of three months' imprisonment.—Manchester Guardian. Beamineter, Dorsetahire, was polled last week for a church-rate, and the rate was rejected by 16 votes. Last year the rate was affirmed by • majority of 78. It is believed that the ritualistic tendencies of the vicar have lad much to do in effecting such a change in the minds of the parishioners, LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (DT TILZOILUM : ) STOCKTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) WYNYARD HANDICAP. Seven furlongs. Declaration, Repulse, Holstein, Kirke, The Dean, Frost, Meta, Policy, The Gleaner, and Shibboleth are here. HARDWICKE STAKES. T.Y.C. The Roe f, Snider,Rro. to AHel, The Nymph e, Proctor, Timaru, Miss Osborne, Kingsland, Le Mousee, Blysotis, Jenny Mills, Thundentonn, and Hermosa are here. GREAT NORTHERN ST. LEGER. One mile and a half. Tomball, Guinan., Policy, Tyndale, and Honeatish are here. LAKETON PLATE. Seven furlongs. Lais, Merry and Wise, Nymph c, Tide's, Mercury, Proc tor, Thunderstorm, Shibboleth, and Mysotis are here. EATON JUVENILE STAKES. Five furlongs. Russian Bear, Timaru, Paleface, Brother to Ariel, Black lock, Thankful, Miss Flom, Merry and Wise, Bias Osborne, Bingen, Camillo, Caprera, and Pop Gun are here. OXFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) PORT MEADOW PLATE Five furlongs. . Salliet, Knight of St. Michael, Her Ladyship, Rustic Reality, Catherine Hayes f, Calot c, Lillie, Gipsy Queen. Musa, Miss Frances, Cromwell, General Sherman, and Gaiety are here. OXFORDSHIRE STAKES. Two miles. Cedric, Eyesore, Pepper's Ghost, and Rupert e are here. COUNTY MEMBERS' PLATE. Three quarters of a mile. Indian Star, Gordian Knot, Diamond, Venturer, Crom well, and Phemy o are here. PRINCE OF WALT 'S STAKES. Half a mile. EngHeiman, Maeaderwen, Pyrenees, and Coup d'Eclat are here. FREEMAN'S PLATE. One mile. Amour Propre, Rally, Catherine Hayes f, Phemy c, and Demonstration are here. HANDICAP PLATE. Half a mile. V enterer, Flying Jib, Ada, Veal, and Peggy are here. GREAT EASTBRE RAILWAY.-(THIS DA Y.) This afternoon the ordinary half-yearly meeting of proprietors was held at the London Tavern ; Mr. C. H. Ttlarela in the chAir. The report, which has already appeared, having been read, The CHAIRMAN, in moving its adoption, said that in February last Mr. L ai n entered the board in the confident hope that be would be able to place their securities. He bad failed in that, or had been successful only to a small extent. Upon that failure the directors applied to parlia ment to enable them to raise 1,500,0007. That amount was considered too small. They afterwards applied for 3,000,0001., and received permission to raise that sum, which would relieve them of all their diffi culties. Out of this 3,000,0001. very little was to be raised out of the ordinary revenue of the company, for the paid interest on temporary loans would represent nearly 1.000,0001. of the 3,000,000/., while if the metropolitan extensions were made a separate undertaking under the provisions con tained in the company's additional powers act of the present session, but a small proportion only of the new capital would become an additional charge against the general undertaking. They were all aware on what understanding Mr. Laing h►d joined the company, and in order to prevent any unpleasantness the matter of his remuneration had been referred to arbitration. Having gone over the accounts, the Chairman explained how the company got into its present difficulty, and expressed his belief that the prospects of the Gre..t Eastern Company were brighter than they ever had been since he was connected with the company. The traffic during the last few weeks had increased, the pros pect of the harvest was good, the price of money was low, and therefore the future was brighter than ordinary. Negotiations were going on with the directors of the Great Northern Company, which he hoped would lead to arrangements mutually satisfactory to both companies. The motion having been seconded, Mr. Wood, Mr. Parkes andi others proceeded to address the meeting, which had not concluded when we went to press. LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN.—(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held at 1 (*lock at the Waterloo terminus, Captain MANGLFA in the chair. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, expressed regret at the reduction of the dividend, but held out a confident hope that the current half year would exhibit a great improvement in the receipts. After some discussion the report was adopted and a dividend at the rate of per cent. per annum declared. PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.—This morning was issued the first Report from the Committee of the House of Corn. mons on Public Accounts, together with the proceedings, minutes of evidence, ha. The report is as follows:—" Your committee have had under their consideration the plan recommended by Mr. Vine and Mr. Forster (who have been appointed by the Treasury to consider the various questions of classification and arrangement arising from the application to the Civil Service estimate, of the prin ciple of appropriation and audit) for subdividing each vote of the estimates under sub-beads, agreeing with the divi sions in the departmental ledgers ; and they are of opinion that it will be desirable to adopt this recommendation both with reference to the civil and revenue votes and to those for army and naval services." LORD linoutinAm.—The Carli Jon mid, re porting Lord Brougham's arrival at Brougham Hall, says:—" His lordship appeared to be in very feeble con dition, considerably more so than on his visit last year, and it seemed to require all his exerthns, with the assistance of his valet, to get out of the carriage. Having descended to the platform be sat down in a chair until the train passed on his only inquiry being as to the stile of the weather, and he w.ui then carried across the line on another chair brought for the purpose. With the moist ante of his valet he walked the short diatanee to his carriage, which was in waiting for him, and having been assisted inside he was driven to Brougham Hall. We are informed that his lordship was in as good health as could be expected, but be was suffering from the fatigue occa sioned by his journey from London. Lord Brougham will attain his 90th year on the 19th of Sept. next." SIR HEW CRAWFORD OF POLLOK.—Authentic tidings have arrived as to the eddy of young Sir Hew Crawford of Pollak. A letter, it is said, has been received by the family agent direct from the young gentleman him. self from Texas, where he has been sojourning for some time past, having but recently heard of the death of his father. It is also said that be is on his way home, and that he ma be expected at Pollok Castle at an early date. —Realer Independent. DEMOLITION OF HERALDS' COLLEOE.—The old Elizabethan red brick building in Docton'commons, known as Heralda' College, or the College of Anne, follow ing the fate of the oedema:aim" courts, is now in course of demolition, to make way for the new street between the Mansion House and Slackfriars. Here was the Earl Marshal's office, once an important wart, but latterly of little consequence. It was some time celled the Court of Honour, and took cognisance of words supposed to reflect on the nobility. Tue SHEFFIELD CUTLERS' FEAST.—We under stand that the annual feast of the Cutlers' Company, which has always been held on the first Thursday in Sep tember, will be postponed this year until the second Thursday in October. It is probable that that day willbe established for the future as the heat day. There are various reasons for this step, among which may be chiefly mentioned the inconvenience guests have felt in attending so early as September, and the consequent difficult there has been in getting acceptances from distingu men, who are usually just beginning to enjoy their rest from the fatigues of the session. Then October is a better month than September in the matter of gams and other luxuries which the worshipful Master Cutler likes to place before his guests. Last year, it will be remembered, the feast was omitted altogether, the " forfeit feast= given on an unusually extensive scale instead.— Independent. EXTENSION OF THE SHEFFIELD COMMISSION Ace.—Yesterday the Trades' Union Aot was extended be yond Sheffield, and persons indemnified for publishing true re rts of the proceedings. THE PROSSLANS AT DARMSTADT. —Prussian music does not appear to be effectual in soothing angry feelings, for a Pmssian military band, which had gone to Darm stadt to play at a concert, has been badly used. The pow lace followed the men and pelted them with stones they reached the station. The EMPEROR'S Fermi. —Last evening several hundreds of excursionists, a large number of whom were of the respectable artisan class, left the metropolis for Paris, for the double purpose of - - fetes and visiting the Exhiloition. The Wilts Mirror states t: Oliver, for many years curate of tn.. , been presented to the living rendered v.. death of the Rev. Prebendary Chernside. The nuns of the Carisbrooke built in the Isle of Wight, have - lands of Whitcombe farm. Some of the bakers at V( Wight have been fined for not weigh the bread they sold. °anew. Psksee.—then YriaDAY, Atmore 14.—Adminkes ditto by isms tickets, 4,8412 ; - SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) COLONIAL ___ -- . -.- -__ No. I Smut I rd. CIL prism I Ulm. aikeee Ditiiiiitite.eme.isil 1 " , -•- - N.OOO Do. IMO I 1410 - -.. ..- Oais.GovAlp.e.„ =AL ' 101 90 101 99 -... Do.•perekleb.9lLes. 100 96 100 :d - ad - - Do.6peroLllar.3 IN 101 101 •-• ;aegis, Do.seieeeJee.ia 10 St 35 844 846 . 11 ,6 1 cu li ,l o.sm. ba Jen 1•0 i r i 9 - -- - EZ-teee 111 146 10 7 ..7. -- Do. In. 180049 IN 194 IN - „_ Do. do, 161041 109 106 106 - guni Do.s..e.y.aocuste 100 91 90 - IN. Cerlon,Nov.lNl,6o.et 109 101 104 - 31 8 9 00 De. Ism die- IN lie US MI 1.0.0... r0i Do. 1871 60.- 110 104 1011 Ilk - waim I per 06,18 M 1 101 102 104 - "w 1879 I 101 104 US -. 100,0 en De. /S Ds. 1101 NO 106 107 - Ns. De. um I 11 0 ,1 1 00NeSeleov.6p.e.Ap.i0o. .IN 101 N IN - 10008 New Bessi.GovAlperet. ', MO 97 99 - LWOW Nem Boat! Waal Gov Ip. oust.,lllll to 111111 'MI IN N - 1,671,909 Do. 6p. 4.188 to 166. 105 904 914 071 4 864,000 D0.5p.0.r,11167 to 18711, 100 97 NI - MAIO New ZonlenA Spar mon 1116 - - - 1.100,000 Do. Spir mak i 109 91 94 - 600,0001 Do. 6 per emit. UM 101 1074 1064 - 1000,000. Do.de.l.BlllliloaDee , 100 106 107 1084 100,000, Noes Boo tl e op. 0,1676' IN 97 90 074 1.860,100; Queimiland Goy. Op.N. ' 1441 96 97 - 1,177,460 Do. Do. 1801 .... i 100 96 97 97 726,000 8./Imetliov.ll p.a.,117-17 MN - - - I Do. 111711 ind weds. 100 106 107 - 810 ,000 Vlo.4lov.6p.e.Jan.lap lee toe no um 1.000.0011 Do. Op. et Asel /611 e 100 Ul 112 111 11111711111 111N113. No. 1 eh. I Ilirst. I Pd. I(. prime I Isles. S. - IChivertne st 6 4 7 4 - 1,900 Clifford AmN 3ll 6 7 •••• 1,024 .. IDev.o. Con. (Tavidek) 1 400 420 -, 12,800 .. Drakewalls - 111 8144 _•• Zeot illis Carod ßus ta (l:ll°6la ._ .) • 1. 3 1 1 4.6 1 44 1 l il t E 6,900 .. UM Cara Brea . *6.0 1 14 2 _. 0,000 - lAN Grenville 1,M6 .. Bart Lovell - 490 . Grambler a lit. A 06711 IN 4 6 - 18600 4 Greet Inzey (Melted) 111 16 4 171 - 6,000 0 --, 6,908 .. G. W. Vor (Heli) - 6,000 .. Grenville I 9.0.6 1 - 1,024 .. Herod's loot I 81.10.. 84 se - 6,000 .. Hingston Downs i IL 10.6 1 806 .... ° M m argarT: u t th (UN Taigua Lelaa ;) . U 14. .17 44 .6 6 $ - 9,000 „ Narks Vas: 1 4.10.6 n 6 __ 40,009 4 Mwyndy Iron Ore ..4 60 :l as - 5,440 101 ..:: N ill Fr e tr ill"lum Wheal Crotty l l 1 171 13.0 3 3 4 9 Z 6,000 - i Prosper UMW , 8.14.0 lf 2 - 1,110 .. ISIDdi (C. Lelent)' 10.6.7 24 % •-• 4 11 166 12 .... mo ilk ia Cerad o z uno St. w eleerj 3, 1 2 4 0 840 360 - I - .14 0 k o rr e a:ces (illessi)' 18.18.9 171 en -• 910 - Park .. ITN is ' 36.161 4 6 - 4,,0009 12 LS - 6 39053 ........ r whw6avr W e4 est . 5... :79; (Mogan). 11 11 66 67 - 400 3,000 -'West Chlverton 474 140 4 150 14 611 - Wh. Boller =II lB 24 IS - 1,014 - W M Ann (Neigten ) 8 IS 16 - 1 1 ,040 °34 ...• . 1 111. W. Carld" Trolemne:(l.lol 1214 1 ) ti llll .o 1:6 1 80 1:1 9 0 POSIMOB WINN& No. I Mi. I Munn. I Pd. I CI. prime. I Wee. 6,000 2 r illamMos Limited) - all , 111 100,000 1 Anglo-BranGolo.lzo ) I par 49m I 10,000 M Austral= - - - 16,000 19 Caps Copper (Limtted) 7 per 1 - 16,000. 2 Camila Silver (Limited) Sle. 1 000 6 Cliontalteo.9B.llln.,L, 4 pin - - 10,000, M Coptspo (Limited) .1 104 1 - MON 1 Don Pedro, N. Del 14y, 14a. 1 Ipm 111-164 1 f 26000 3 East Del 1467 (Untliod/' , 7 0, I". - (pm 2 1 25,000 2 Fortuna (united) , all I - 60,000 1 Prontino&Boliviallield' If 7-16 9- 6 - 20,000 10 General ell 16 16 - NON 14 ICaptinda (Limited) - 66,000,, 3 Mures (United) .. 1 1 i - 7,927 6 LuNtanian (Limited) 4 1 1 1 1 •-• 10,000 4 Papal:1110 Copper (L) II 1 els - 80,000 3 Peetarena Gold (Um.). ii par pil - 10,000 97 Ponteband 311w/ebbed ell ft - 100,000 5 Port Phillip . 1 1 1 1 1 1-16 -_ -____ 11,000 00 Royal Cobra Copper I .. Zona Grande 110;003 1 Scottish Analral.(Lim ) 11,000 f 110 84 John 41101 Bay Lino ) 43,174 DO United Madam Unal 30,000; I IVallnalgorla d(L 10,000 10 17ansouvar Coal (La 6,000, 10 ,761 Oman fUndtod 10,000; 0 iWerse 6010(111221W 80,000 1 'Worthing (Wafted) 741% 1 Tarkerenlopula(llaal .Iratialkamntaos • Call pending ,6 1 5 1 7 t it i t I die A II dia MONEY MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) On Mom The wet weather has led to additional specu lative sales for a fall in the Stock Exchange, and prices of most securities are lower. It is stated by practical authorities, however, that rain for a day or two will be rather beneficial than other wise to the wheat crop after the recent heat. Consols have declined >S per cent. British railways are decidedly heavy, and exhibit a fresh reduction. The most important movement is in Metropolitan, Great Western, London and North- Western, Midland, South Eastern, and Great Northern A stocks. Foreign bonds and banking and financial shares are inactive. Attention is prin cipally directed to the fortnightly settlement, which will be completed this afternoon. The demand for money has somewhat increased, in connexion with the Stock Exchange settlement. The supply, however, is very large, and good bills are still taken at I to t per cent, below the Bank minimum. Consols are now quoted 94k to for money, and 9.4 f to for the account ; and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 94k to I. The railway market is heavy, and a fall, ranging from to 1 per cent., has occurred in the leading lines. The present quotations are as follows :-1 Metropolitan, 123 f to 1244, ex all ; Great Western, 423 to g ; London and North Western, 1141 to ; Midland, 118} to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1291- to ; South Eastern, 653 to 66 ; Great Eastern, 281 to 29 ; Great Northern, 1134 to 1144 ; ditto A, 1134 to 1144 ; London, Chatham. and Dover, 17 to 4 ; North British, 31 to 32 ; Brighton, 49 to 4. The purchase by the government broker to-day for the Sinking Fund comprises 21,000/. Reduced, at 94i. Foreign stocks are quiet, with few transactions. Turkish Bonds of 1862 have improved k per cent., viz., to 574 to 58k, while those of 1865 are I lower, at 311 to 32. Mexican are quoted 14i to k, show ing a rise of k ; Greek, 13k to I ; Spanish Passive, 21k to * ; ditto Certificates, 16* to >E ; and Italian of 1861, 49k to I. Financial aharea are unchanged, apart from a re duction of 2s. 6d. in General Credit, the present price being 2jl to n dis. ; International Financial are called 21 to 2 die. ; London, 24 to 23 dia. ; and Credit Foncier, 5} to 51 dii. _ _ _ Bank shares exhibit no movement worthy of notice, but Chartered Mercantile of India are inquired for at 281 to 291 1 . London and West minster are quoted 68 to 70, ex new ; Union of London, 30 to 40 ; Imperial Ottoman, II to 1 dis.; and Alliance, 12} to Ili die. American securities and Atlantic cable shares are steady. Subjoined are the prices:—The 5-20 Bonds, 731 to 74 ; Erie Railway share', 45j.r to 46 ; Illinois Central, 771 to 781 ; Anglo- American Telegraph, 16 to 17, ex div. ; and Atlantic Telegraph S per cent, preference, 3 1 to The appeal of the shareholders in Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited), in the House of Lords, has been dismissed, with costa. No transactions in gold were reported at the Bank yesterday. About 111,0001. has been sent in since the date of the last return, while there have been no withdrawals for exportation. It is pro bable, however, that sovereigns have been de spatched to the provinces in connexion with the harvest. Tho City of Boston, from New York, has brought 26,0001. in specie. The London and North-Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8,0371. over last year ; and the Midland an increase of 7,2831. The traffic return of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, for the week ending the 27th ult., shows a decrease of 2,3331., compared with the corre sponding period of 1866. The first dividend of 3s. 4d. in the pound is now being paid to the creditors of Harper Twelvetrees (Limited) by the liquidators, Messrs. Kelly and Andrew. An extraordinary general meeting of the proprie tors of the Anglo-italian Bank was held yesterday. The accounts showed a net profit up to 30th June of 10,2991. 3a. Bd., out of which the directors pro posed to pay a dividend of ss. per share, and to write off 500/. from the furniture and office account, leaving a balance of 4,7991. 3e. Bd. to be carried to the new account. They further proposed to narrow the operations of the bank and to return 50,0001., being 21. 10s. per share, of the capital to the pro prietors immediately, and as much more during the autumn. The report was adopted, and a resolu tion passed empowering the directors to return any amount not exceeding 101. per share. The subjoined report on the market for American securities is from Messrs. Satterthwaite and CO. : We have had a strung and active market in London dur ing the past week in American securities, United States 5-20 Bonds of 1862 have been in good demand for invest ment, and close strong at 731 to 74. The 1865 issue on importations from New York, notwithstanding large buy ing both on home and continental account, close without alteration from the price of this day week ; at one time they were taken as high sa 724, but have reacted to 724 to 721. Illinois Central shares have been in good demand, and at 771 to 784 show an advance of one-half per cent. /Cries, after touching 47, have declined to 45 to 46, the public appearing at last to be alive to the fact that the market in New York is controlled entirely by speculators, and that as an investment the shares, under the existing state of affairs, have little real value. First-elan railroad bond., such as Michigan Central and Minas Construction have been inquired for, and full quotations are maintained: Atlantic and Great Western Debentures have declined to 24 to 25, and the Consolidated Bonds to 21 to 22. With reference to the bullion market, Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins report as follows, under date yesterday : Since our last the silver market has been exceedingly quiet, with a gradually weakening tendency as the conti nental is- -dinned to rise. The quotation to-day OADINLIN MALIN AND ROOl6. ek I Pa d ZAILVATI I I CacCa witC si I "tol 3 p.m. 11l 100 Briaol and Baiter - - 79 81 - 84 109 Caledonlan - 8t 100 'Cambrian 90 all Cornwall 3 6 - e< IN Dobbin arid Bodatlaime 45 115 ft 100 Dantlae,Perth,&AlNJo IS 71 20 6 Imt London - - - 100 all DoNtelp - - - Bt. 100 eltiegow sad EL Wigton 108 110 - Bt. 100 great &Mena Ord. 8t MI 00 19 481 9 St. 109 DO. M. An. Mk., No.l 4 6 ... 81. 100 areateceth of emeland -.-. - B< 100 Great Northern .• 111 115 - St 100 Do.A J A rm. no da - na.114 116 114 1 84. 100 Do. Bl4llBp. 6.1 a paldll - - - Bt 100 Do. Ord. Def. Div. Stock - - - Bt 1N et loath 12 Weal (Ira) 95 98 - 8l 155 Great Western 421 431 43 24 3 184. 100 Do.BtottrVaLesaBt2 .-..- 81. 100 Do. Booth Wales - - - 8t 100 Do. R. 1114.-enbard 25 30 - Bt 100 Do. Do. Newport V 29 - 8l 100 lencaahlre etYork kke 130 131 - Bt. 100 Lon.. htn & &Comet 60 61 49/ 91 Et. 100 &Do, 174 18 174 1 St IN b t i Mel INN. 65.0. 10 15 Bt. 100 London & North Wont. 1154 1164 115114} f 84. 100 LondontiloatbWeetora 80 82 82 Bt. 100 Ilan. Net. & Uncolnab 644 474 - Bt. 100 Metropolitan- - - -.. 128 129 • et. WO Do. Extension, 4171. - dend 65. ct. till 1870 1121 1134 1121 13 11 to St. 103 MetropoiltanDidate B6 87 - 10 15 Do. de. do. . _ -.-. - 15 all Do. &St John'a.wood - - - BL 100 Midland . 1194 193 119 18 418 1 St 109 Do. Blew. & Derby. 83 00 88 St. 100 North British 31 32 314 K 100 Ds. sam,rerti4iii;J Bt. 105 N. Ifeatorn-Berelck - 106 106 - M 141 Do. G. N. L Pato. _ -.- - Bt. 106 Da. Leeds ___ .. 69 60 81. 100 Do. York ...- —.. 93 95 - Bt. 100 Do. Cerllale. . „ .... - - - 26 ill I Do. Stock.43Darting, 344 164 - 15 24 De. do., 1111041 - Di 104 pm - Bt 100 North Loodtm .... 114 116 - 10 5 Do. do., 19911- i If pm - St. 100 North IlleSerdoldro 46 67 - St. 100 'N. &IL Wedgies Jana •• 118 118 - 8t 100 'Shrove/No CNN -.. 67 68 - 8t 100 , South - Done... 45 47 - B< 100 bulb aim 07 88 08 451 81 90 an swei k wasiiWi.; 84 10 8l NO doll ON, ..- -- 143 162 10 6, Do. 0-—.. _ 11 l pm -. St. 100 ; Waterford & =may 10 li ' WaMeloo & Whitehall -.- - t all tLeo l" :4 1 =1 41, x an and n. BJUTIBIi PUSISEBSIOIIII. Atkntle&St Lawrence Hoe. Bar. &C.IL gag.a Do. 1 Shares— Buffalo & Lake Hares. ; Do. Preference Buff ,DrantAdioderlak 6 per cant.l672-114 1 0aL && 'astern 6p. ag. Cave T. & Dock fl;:. ni ar.. • 6 6 67 'SW ganra. " 7. Do. do. 6do ;lest Indian ga. I do Do. L Shares 'Grand Trunk of Chadds Do. Equlp.ll.lB.llp.ol. Do. letiped. Issas Do. ?id prod. !cede. 80 - . Fripie - F. 8t0.71.. Do. 4tli prod Block.. Groot Indian lambda Do. Eva per Goat. I Do. Wow do. ..... po . Vii.:. -- : I Do. 44 par osoL OL WiMara of In 3Lßdapay.lB7l Do. do. do. um& ch(Lladtad) Madras guar. 5 p. coot. Do. do. af d 0... Do. do. 46 de... Do. fifth Latosidoo and Hoboes's By Do. 6 p. at, pay.lBB6, Do. 6 p. el, pay. 1606, N.R.otCaa.6o 61latp. 8., Mod*, gut. 540 r corn. Do. NW Do. do. do.— Do. Paajaab do. —. Do. Laos Tot. do. 102 • 102 L ▪ 4 '- 11 • SS II 52 17 99 101 101 109 199 /10 1 lipm, IS 18 90 55 60 42 40 48 82 34 19 ID 108 109 1i f pm ' I} lipm 99 101 j 92 94 16 161 96 97 SS 88 1 egs 102 103 ISt 94 89 91 62 BS U 95 80 66 66 ea 1 00 1006 10 01} 91011 100 89 87 JOINT STOOL BANK& INI. ii ii 8 10 MINE& -(THIS DAY.) efhost. In the mining market to-day attention is chiefly directed to the fortnightly settlement, and lit& other business is going forward. Some of the present quotations are annexed West Chiverton, 63 to 65 ; Great Vor, 16} to 17} - Great Retallack, 4} to I ; Prince Wales, 29 to 9, ex div. ; North Crofty, 3j to Chiverton Moor, 5 to* ; North Treskerby, 11 VA. Wheal Seton, 106 to 1074, ex div. ; North Chiver ton, 31 to 41 ; West Kitty, 12s. to 14s. ; and Emt Lovell, 61 to 7. . t . . . . As vegirds foreign and colonial mining tharee the principal feature is a rise of 21. 10s. in Bt. del Ref, viz., 58 to 60. Don Pedro are ' quoted 1} to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to I Feel. I Anglo- talian, to e prem. ; Chontales, t 9 ft prem. ; Pestarena, par to prem. ; Frontino qn4 Bolivia, to ; Rosso Grande, to ; Mexican, 1f to 2 ; and Port Phillip, 1 tonigt. ordinary meeting of th e A ° The fourth Ars zilian Gold Company (Limit e d) will be hel 9n VW 23rd inst. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& NiT7 71 LWATL 1 orlon. I 3Na I n lao ,100 40,000 10 0.1.0001 10 60 . 40,006 100 Agra Bank (Una.) A 110 B. AlLlon .. Alliance . 116 . 1ta . Anglo Austrian Angle Egyptian ( Anglo Henan (Limited) Anatrulada Bunko( British Columbia Do. New, tossed B pa Beak of Bind Bank ot Otago (Limited) Benkot Victodakamtrel Bank of New Zealand British N. America C. Bk. ladle, Aus„ Cid= I Chart. Mee. of Me. °WM Ooosolkleted Beak (L + Delhi and London (L. ) Zest London (Limited ) Latent Buliatige(Liai. Miediek sad Amato= . las.BeakiLdeleaelroL IYi 708.1kat.didui. timid eadiwedidi (L Imperlei Beak (thettod Imperial Ottoman loaded Do. Now ..... Load Mort. Mc IndlarL D0.1p. , ?..D0k,1154.30yraq lon.BLoilloncoote.(l. ,, London and Brazilian.; i Do. New London& itirerPlat&L ) Do. do. d. Loa CL Bank of Aosta London and Canny Do. ell. Nnw I London Joint Mock , London 4 Booth Athens Loa. && Western (Um) London 4 Ve=l.) London 4 W Itanobant Bank (Ua). Do. flew Mnrcantilottltranan(L) Metropolitan illmlSol) Midland Bank (Lim.) National at ineirskala National of Ihrarpool N. Pro. el Do. Ind Natlonal lank New Baulk wales—. teeth Waken . Oriental Bank " CoriZZ ProvtalinklagOerp.(L) Previna. Iretwad ITo; Saadi Australis. aim. a B. Malan al Australia tlaion at Ireland (LisA), halo• at London ( 101 4 i 113 1091 81 91 6866 dial 7 9 pal FOREIGN _ILLILNAI 2. Iti n u I - --4!.1 - li I 131 - a - a - 41. ._ I - -i. 19 di 0 0 111 SI ... 8# ei — 116 — —I 87 1 f 7 M} in --.4 - - 9.1,1 42 43 8387 all 21 46 48 d. 38 40 19f - 9 I 9 Anglo•AmericanTsL Atlantic Anglo4ladean T Mint —, aws& Da 8 per cant. . Australian Miami's& 11..1&7&.(L EstatmLi trairaterworts(k(k) &t ow V N a uditia il e. oimkotial r Gm (Mated ew *Mai American Ismail & • Nog. Tel. ( 1 . , ) • Compsay * 1 havu :1 li i. tio C i n .= ,ClibuiStAbip•LCoslL pity Discount, Limited. , iCityofLoodonit.Pro.(L :City of Milan linpro.(L Do. I City of Moscow Cias (L , :City Cakes (Lira) 'Colonial (Limited) Do. (Commercial Union; Tue ', ICoui. at Atrkaalier.(L Continental Un.Gas (L Do. • .. . . 'Cop. al.lips. . ,Prof.7i p.c. C. et Len.11d.1877,41p.e. Do. do. 1870, do. .C. Vow. of Engimidt (L. Deka NaurMue (1) V al Pnierrocti De. 6 p. et. Pap. Deb 'Darjeeling (Limited) • Eutern Maim Tea (L. I od , C.sPin(L & India Canal ebb. Vale .. =Com * .•ll7l.lli , D T sl agra ph Do. New tng.•Aus.Copper (Lim leg. and Foreima Credit 102lleotliablIstin. (1 Minima (Warebonse ( Credit& Oen. Nam Na rlaatla HOMO 118 •• 11K • Cana Par balmedoo. . Nam Carrying (Lim; Wefts& /bman.Bc4.(l4 ingentalland Oledit(L Italia Lad. Mem brig. (Can. Cay. Dm d p. a. Ms. r. 1670 Sacarttiss(lbs.) Laid.Allean Loa. • Claludem Tga t i elk. ; Los.Oommiglmill le& item ham Long. owialesa 'ead..aGlasg.ifla( 111 60,000 n:eoo . t,soo 18 14 la 141 27 stt 68 It 17 18 idlt _7_ ai 1161 Idla IS LS 0 TO I 1.001 it Itct nit at 4. f 431; . 8 0 dl. 15 16 18 17 di) 4 841, . ftetim Wit 6 6 di* 8 6 olk. 6 i 102& 1031 61 , 41 . 6f 06 26 9t`` l4lf 101 147 4 4 114 a_cr I a 4 s 4 I 41 411 a_ 14.0.1 ii iiii le 117 dia -. .- Mi vm 4 lb 11 9db 16114 . paz Dar 214 11 41m 16 ' 114 1.101. 2 1 dli 2} 2 dli 6 4db 11 Is (Us ii i cib 2 35 40 3 i 7 1 11 ' 7 •db I 4db I 1 . (11. i t4_ dl. f 1 Ws ii ii. 18 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (IT TILBORAPIL) (raom oua OWN coaazaromormr.) The market very steady, and prime of Amerkui c arle still firm. Sales ab ou t 10,000 or 12,000 Dales. MINCTITO-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR—Me amount of business doing is extretisi; limited at drooping priom. The sales are chiefly confined to British West India at 29e. 6d. to 315., with crystallised at 375. Refined—Previous prices are without change, at which dried goods sell slowly. S, Corral — The parcels of plantation Ceylon are go ing off with less spint, and generally at rather mail= fine ordinary small to low m iddling, 67.. to 75e ; to goad middling, 765. 6d. to Me. Cocoa.-706 bags of Granada sold steadily at 413e.5 . far ordinary to 565. for good. Tna.—The public sales of Indian teas progreda spirit, and the opening prima are fully supporte•l. Ram.—Boxinees has been done for arrival in Madraadhad Ballam, but particulars are not made public. autr.—A small parcel of Demerara sold at le. 9d. Belem—Penang black pepper continues in 2 natal: steady prices ; common at 21d. • West Coast, l a-1 ; white sold rather cheaper, bd. to'Nel. Nutmegs at prices • small to middling, I s . 2d. to le. 9d. Mager. Jamaila at steady prices : Low to middliing, 40s. to Gia. FRUIT.—The market continues quiet. The nut mars of Valenti& raisins is expected on Saturday next. Corrox.—With a more active demand, prior, have ad. vaned id. per lb. Jum—There are buyers at previous rates, at whirl there are few sellers. Samaras-300 bags sold at 18s. 61. to lee 91. (nit re. fraction 3j, being firmer prices. COCHINEAL has declined Id. per lb. Honduras sane sold at 2s. M. to :is. 11d. ; black, 3s. 6d. to 4s. rd. ; Tens. rare silver, 3s, 2d. to 3a. 7d. ; black, 3.. 3d. to 44. 3d. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the following price* :—T e* tallow, 44■. 9d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the ■pot, him, 45.. 9d. ; ditto, old, 45e. ; August to September, 46■. 6d. j October to December, 45e. 6d. to 9d. ; Decembee, 465. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET (THIS DAY.) The number of beast/ on offer is very small, al4ib e e r demand is equally so. It is difficult to realise b higher quotations for choice descriptions. We are pen supplied with sheep ; they are with difficulty disposed a at Monday's rates. Calves and lambs are soiling abot4 the same as of late. Our foreign supply consists of 10 beast% 1,160 sheep, 49 calves, and 00 pigs. Per stone of albs sd. ad. 1 ter stone of allot a d..s. 4. Best Scots, Beret& 4 1 5 0 ; Best Dos& llf .b. 1431, 0 0.0 0 Beet Short-horns 4 4 10 ; Best Loog.wools... 4 II "4 Second owl. besets 2 1 010 j Do. do. Sham— 0 , 0 Calves PIP Beet Des& lilf-beeds 4 5 O, lambs Burnie at market, ; sheep sad lambs, 7,013; u.dves,•296 ; pl," 140. fi l m.. SMITHFIELD HAY HARKET.—(THIS D Y.) Mr. Charles James Easton report. trade et lest 7's pion, viz. :—Prime clover, from 110 s to 1155.; ill ditto, 80e. to 955.; prime old hay, 84a. to 905.; in rice ditto, 60s. to 70s. ; prime new clover, 80s. to 110,..; rim. ditto, fide. to 7 0 5.; prime new bay, 755. ; inferior 'tto. 50s. to 60..; straw, 40e. to 46s PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. —..--- LITkaPOOI., ACOUST 14.--Sales to.day : Otte,let.:.-6, 31-. Great Rasters', 3U4 i3O i f9ll-drat Western, 44 • 1 1.-. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1301-London and North W WI ilLi 4 ._fr 1 1 1 1 iiiiil 1 I I i 1 1 i 1 9 le 13 1 mici-Mtil theistic, tlisemeld, and Uncotashire, 47 4 7 ad.-Met/MN Mai lei! xd.-Midlaod. 130 lei !0 191 I 244 iSO 191 ~ 4- ortk British, 811 1-South Eaatenh 63 7111 1 1.-Great Lliey Aline 111-Bagato and Lake Huron, 3 1146 13-14-Grand ?melt of (made, 18)--Great Western of cam* 191 c.-18164.1 &sten 6-20 &nide, 180!, 74-Dutch Rhenish, New, p.-Gr - at Letens hours shares, 1013-19 4 13-le-Maritime Inenrence iLinslted), 4 d.-Thames end Mersey Marine (ternited). 3 1 7.10 P.-Liver pool Y.:change, 231 c.-National Steam (131011641.2 d. MANCHUTIK, Avocet 14.-A good business wee dont but ali lower prices. District Bank, 174 p., cum dlv.-Ebbw Yektkisspeny (Limite.i,, 141 6.-Eries, 461 -Great Eastern, 381 1 130 1,30 ,!... Great Northern, A, 1171 161 1 13, f--Orand Trunk 01 181 118-Great Western, 441 4 31 4 I-Illinois, 74-!A •171 ".. rg and Yorkshire, 1301 1 At-Landon end North Wogtarto, 110 16 k 4 iiiittivilti._i.--.1",.,:...-.1.11deurg1ity:..,... , -.4171 land, ltut 11tO1 1 1 19 181 18-Ditto, loceturertil63, ...18 ret, i p.—North British. 311-kith Riviera, IN 71 ' 7 ~1- 'WS and Mersey Marine Insurance (IJmited), 3)1:•16 4 11.1 p - United states 5-9) Years' 14.01 , 1, 744 4-London and Belgium, im g, i g 14 I 1 604 4-'llOEl4lh per cent , 42-1.. c.6in sad MiOton, New, 4 p. - Valedoulan. 1131-Unius Bunk, ' 1.. ~ BUM , AUGIAIT 14.-bILISWA one.: L... 1," and North Western Railway, at Ho-Birmingham Cam!, &VlM litrininghsua Banking Oonpany ',Aland . at 13 pro.. -17eydb Beak United , , at 7: prem.- Birmingham and N. ifoieltir• (lig g. 25, et Mit -liiimillich tau OM Union MK at 1:-16141 Bir mingham New Union Mill, at 2 .410 per share. ,';.• g I.t iees t South Staffordshhe Railway, 83 to 93; -Birmingham 4100. Clam; .5, Big. buyers-aid Beltway Carriage iLiudied) 0.). .sry;, i to 14 prem. THE SOLDIERS AND THE HARVEST.—TIM a SO the Horns Guards appears to have been anticipated 1* the following general order . by his Hord Nightie! the Yield Marshal Commanding-tn- Chief : ' Aug. 10.-vliar vesting (home stations only).—There will be no objection on the part of his Royal Highness the Field Marshal Com manding.in-Chief to commanding officers permitting cer tain number of men to assist in the harvest on beil.4 applied to for such assistance, provided that the employro , at of the population is not thereby interfered with.—By command, W. PAULET, A.G. THE CATTLE PLAGUE.—For the week ending the 10th of August one fresh outbreak has been reported viz., at Barking, in Essex. Eleven oases of cattle Owe are reported to have comma& during the week: The diseased animals were all killed. There were seve•l healthy cattle slaughtered to prevent the spread of the disease. The total number of cattle reported to have been attacked In Great Britain since the commencement of the plague is 278,751, and 56,954 healthy cattle have been sli..igktered to prevent the spread of the disease. lust • YIN Mi. , • WOO. IiC4WOCU .. ... . rims. Here was the Earl ''. ".. = 24494.44 1a 94 9 plro r o k u ri a g i w ia gg i at a fg 4- ( 1- 9 ; 6 t u0 19 99 =, * L enta Cxchanies matinned to rise. The quotation to-day 1 II all r a rer ( l.ls.7p.a LS 14 3 266 e time l u ca ri lled bu tte l62 Cot ri rt y of of H I M ill 1 1 1 6 661666 Ayru1a j ,p7p.e4.1i . ) II 4 ~.... St iMadrealiviga. A Cum; . . - 1 I6p et.6.byindianOov. all 00 101 -- is considerably ss.per in m pr . ice dandk ono r re i on M actun can t of the ler h ge e actual tell" 1 ta '1)07)013.1;"6 . 3117:8 ° R. a -pri g aica. g - " AAnliva • at " ebertmcioa)s ' critmemeallir itrmjuel - f words supposed to reflect * all Central Argoattne l3 100 an - 1 0 „ 494, 9 1 1i5 m5m 2220104 ,..... 1 Anf . . ,24 ,3.,(1 , , ;3, 14 92111. "' and anticipated supplies than from any absolute cessation - - ... its' FEAST .- We under- i ll . r a I li e r nitz lit ' d r ok ic ) - 1 , - u , r at = ; p lace dps, and his wife, aged respectively (5 aid 55, l e back murdered, and quite naked, on a heap of maltase ta molt i s _ st maim _ .thwt . c.ll .____ F.Bl4o.4lA . it - Dod4 ,-. (Eiiir i 460 11 _-__ d of ac t k h e e nea lfeet w r hin d th eman e las d t , fe w w hic d tl y tas, lt hoze psui ver, decidedly residing in an isolated spot, were found lying' th ree days t Lldmill or this of the Cutler, ' Company, 10 U Dame e 6 pie - awakened iyeardned after re th t e iri h n o g it. mi Th: y y some appr o L e t , o . h d a , ve on ' go been ing the fi rst Thursday in Rep- 1/1 all Do. - still be taken for China, though 49.00 0 20 21111wanlrooMarks. ..1 ye - - dl. - that some considerable amount th of e M fu e ture xican ee. d ec ol ! t A s year un til sh e secon d U all Entire of /rues - 16l,000( U National Db. Coen. (L. II 6 lipie 11 is probable that that day ;2 oi ls =ma Costral (1) :: 12 13 41U - hays been attacked and by rapes ; down in their r igh t cloth u m in to ea sel whence ted it b p i nmeeded o. on , th ile e sea the heat day. There are H - lixembosow 11 11 - 10,000,100 NatloaalgteeniNay.(L. SO II 15 d 4 -• 10 ' 6991' 99 Nlti999lPr9v * limin t L 91 4 3 di° - all d ez e te nian nt d of on th th e e arri pTi v ce ah wi of ll t a lie m se 662 co e il lire s. 117 Th aePe e q ad uota u ron n O tt ' • 'Vic 110 Nerberld*Oselidrth(L' 6 Idle p -ransacked and robbed. No traces of the guilty *ties mom which may be chiefly r s r g l ImParlal Nukes te -, moderate scale, the large receipts from , nests have felt in attending 10 all Nan. By the (i( * ) 11 - _ SIAM) ilO NewCemeildat.DUlL I 3 II Olt, - hit been only a n a 01,060 i NeyAseteada _Limited Si t t - day is 4s. Iljd. per oz. The inquiry for gold for export head with a heavy the. The house bad been afterward* consequent difficult there IS ell De.epaPet IlLeitgov 18 - li es from New SUICIDE IN WINDSOR GREAT PARK. -A dornestis a from die • ' men, la en Northers of _ 10.000 95 N.Tsalead T.* Loan (L. ; 6 elpm i - York are not likely to continue extensive , the . exchange I tragedy has just occurred iw in Windsor Great Park. old ga ' a* l gg Ig•gaallagLg*At.LL 24 ith! Ipro. - so almed ld to b th svmg e Ba ai nk l6w o 6d f England. I a ;to enjoy their rest from , 1 , 1 ! 5n .. ,. NA621..,_ ROM tp.o. t a Pom Th il e of ten to be • have yet been obtained. lkooo i le NortionsameniTsa(L.) 4 4 3 dl. having declined to a point at which there is little or no soldier named William ells, 65 years of age, Ii 7 with WOOD! 15 Do. 1 Then October is a better - - - - _, 9 01 Wit =.* profit on the exportation. his wife, who is laundres s to the family of IL Van de 10 all No Truk Pref - -•-• 6187,175 at N.HrlaAostralealan (L. ) 100 60 46 Weyer, in the village of Spital, near Windsor. Th.. °Du pl e , matter of game and other go a o t w o ,,, o(ammAiate 16 3 46060 111 N.BrltikMarautla.(L. I*l6 16 - - • , ul Master Cutler likes to u all Parls,Lyoaaandlledlt. 26 96 60,0001 15 Ocean Marine (Insura.) 5 14 16 pm - WzDNESDAY STUMM. it would appear, had many disagreements and live] 1101101. rear. it will be remembered, IS all Parts and (Mesas .-. 36 la - - 10,0601 1111 OrleutalrlmaMalWat) 11 10 S - Consols, which closed yesterday at mi to 95 what unhappily. Wells, too, had frequastly threatened ! I( w, the " forfeit feast " being 10 an Reels A &Francis. (L) nj 10{ -• ive scale inatead.-Sheffield fl Ig gagal gaegthian — - K u m* ** ! I S Do. New an 1 e l m -- for the 10th of September, opened this morning at .__• . Reading Gaol in 1864, whoa, in default of his nntinsj sure. his wife, and for one of these . offences .. wtsoomns .... itted to _ o. 3HRIFFIELD COMMISSION gil e a rl =22 - - i7l Hare -. - 40,000, 111 Inland Steanglo all - - - the same quotation, and so closed, after ming ties fee hie good behaviour , h e rema i ne d i aaarca , t , a g f or a 10,060 le ego! llthland Invest 1 moo 1 Km . es . (Limit " a 1 1 : rill .... quoted ... llll . 4ly Th hig e her. For money the last prioe 116000 10 'Panama R.N. Masea(l.; all 5 was 94 to Three per Cents. Reduced and trate,' clerk, and Mr. Inspector Reeve, of the Berko comb, Won Aot was extended be- 10 an Dll liperelmhiin 9 ar1A, 1041 000 61 94. 6 !fee p allv.Land do. &MUM; ox en as 5626 year. On Tuesday his wife Harriett apulied to the magi*. emnified for publishing true le an F k 0 ..t ra1110(1411.7 Par ct 16 16 - H ell Leta. Venetian 16 151 -- to I. The official business report is as follows : - husband. Whether Wells became aware of th is nas not , 10 II bath list al NAN 'l6 Peelosular4llo.Steent I all 40 51 - New Three per Cents. were called at 3 o'clock 94i bulary, with a view of obtaining some protection from . her 1 1 ' ISTADT. -Prussian music go a R os a. ra g y roo P9 r9 i . p j - i i g - i ik - WOO 86 Do. do. New 16551 an se sr - Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, 5,4 i, noon his body was found in a ditch in the Gre..t 'Park, in soothing angry feelings, il all Tuts and Savona 1 it - 110,6110 50 Do. do. do. 1857 4 3 1 die - ; ; ditto, for account, 95, 41 • Three per Cent& near a small bridge from which it bad, it is saidolrelppea. been elicited, but about half-past 3 o'clock in tho after- i I which had gone to Dorm- Ili all Nan Bludars ~ _.." se 9 - 10.010, 50 Llyesney Iron - been badly need. The pope- 111 . ..111 D'' , .__... 2 kp010601.7 , 161- 9 01 - 4. 19,1111 00.1 1. 15 iu t T .. city N un ew prc.41..) 1 26 : __- s'.4uiced; Bank94l, 5t0ck,5,41 • New Three per Cents., 941, the handkerchief with which the deceased had huoi him. rail havin g ven wav ed them with stones till they gg '''' '''..."' "'al limes 94 23 -. 262 ; India Stock 222 222 ; I self from the St de 6re - the EOM!' i I • ---1 . Gazetk states, " lies invented a new rifle which throws -Last evening several PORZION OHLIGATRIAL A086,119M U. illestAmtra. Invest.(L) 100 116 120 - per Cent., 100 ; ditto, Four per Cent. " enf......." nades or explosive bullet', and which is shortly to be * we n . : .P lia ih ,,l aa ma tra nnes , o Gal (l'ia: ) gg ag te rl L i e ...- ditto Five per Cent., 113 i, 13, } • ditto, Four . A New Itlytt.-" M.yse, sutg f age number of whom were Old Pd. I gan,", I mming rac ... I „ la._ s alt a te Isse xmo. lassa i titeyeis &l L ) 10 o f 4 649 .... rupee paper, 876, 7 ; ditto Five per Cent., 103 ; g re tried at Spandau. d " "clan .b ree ch - loader , i s a " a missiles t y ke ... l:y(4cm „ of m, left the metropolis for s an u./ ....,. ur0p. ..„ . , 4 3 7-16 14,100' U NotaselrellasLand.. an 54 u - ditto Five -and-a-Half per Cent., 108,1 • ditto Five the needle- gun, of witnessing the annual lc all I Do . - semen N. satiowtasesegrwa.. tee as rs - per Cent. Rupee Debentures, 1872, 1021 ; ditto, and with extra is e dfi m e t a to lte pn : d istrec eein t o r s ' , against 111. 100 an 'Havana and Matanzas 97 90 —. 1' De %Up I a I j - 1877, 102 ( 4 . I fixed covered targe ts i that the Rev. Daces no 'inessanii sod rs se reo - i .T•LOosnirse.anals(l4 en - - - of the parith of Wilton, has Nie Matreems sod - -. 97 . 4414 44 f ' Da. Do. 'ne 26 2ab - The Indian Five per Cent. stock was firm, al safe in the pocket , and so delicate in its construe. a t results. The grenade, when filled and reedy 6 te, ia 100 Do &mood Lace NI IO -. adored vacant by the recent go al ijo , u. , rm . sp , 14 114 150,000 1 * /PP.. 44 # 344494219 . 9 9 2 4 = the advance of yesterday. Exchequer Bills were I mie J . 7,600 1 SI t M6I Midis Ilf - - lion that, once it leaves the muzzle of the rifle , It will i ... • Chermaide. se an Do GateCharl. 311 p. M. - - -. 37,500 10 7rnst&Agemayefime, 1 1 - quoted 245. to 284. prem., showing no movement. 1 bui , ui pio ,, inu rooke convent, recently too all Memos (Smyrna, ac.) 45 66 - se,ace 10 T. it L C 0.11117 6 - through even a sheet of paper. On ex- re purchased the adjoining • • all Dm do- Maud at 71 90 26 - IMAM I* ru.Marlee et Li t ir ce er6 1 - The changes in foreign securities were about plmiing, the fragm wi e d n ieed ts o.f, p , roduce most disastrous tffects, SO AtmditlonsiftMallp.el. 11 114 - MN 15 United Mucous 611 1 - five feet by three. The rifle is us maws &Y. Mewl_ 95 96 - venly balanced. Peruvian Bonds of 1862 were in ei bg n i tte t " nri d g e o u vla bsi s lON I United L. Team. Co. oo. ell 14 14 - request, at an advance of 2 per cent. Russian . 1.1 Ventnor, in the Isle of s Raul h - p. 6 1_ 16 11 - WIN 5 Do. 10 per osat pref. en - - -• 1822 rose 1 ; some of the Egyptia n,} to 1 ; T ur ki s h i lAOLItA ALLS. 4 wants wales and weights to NO Quads, p. et. St 16 - 16,419 16 Maven. Karin Inca...) 514 011 - blown away from the main rock on the 26th ult. y a N F -Table Rock was successful h ly 19 ALormirea.lp.e. 31 01 - 18,106 U Tan DieMbeeee Lead (I.) Illi 7 9 - of 1865, I ; and Greek, it. On the other hand, mooed blast ofpowder, whic h removed what a flint blast Re all Nastef Peet 7p. e. - -•-• 1 1 1 1 19 1 200 10 92amorell/091010r.t1., 611 Ili 2 2 4 - Turkish of 1865 (Six per Cents.) declined 1 per had left. I SHILLING DAT. -WED- I H au of Treatellp.o. to 111 —•• 16.100 II Martial Maus (Una.)) 11 11 9 ekes ca payment, 13,981 ;se en maw s per et s 4 - 80.11611 SO Watladlaaradaent.M to Ito s - cen t . , Chilian scrip and Spanish Certificates, I ; the base oi V Otralle can wi n th o o w ut re d ac an h ge i r he fro sh m eet fal o l f ng ‘ak roc r k. - ( at ' ; Waal vi&ors, 18,843. ss an 15.1111f.Witlifra. ipso is au - • Cell pending. l and Passive and nexican, - I. Toronto Globe. • 1 .1 t 1 1' i 1 1 1 . ; i r 4 . .• It 1