The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-23 00:00:00

Ingham thought the complafsant did not go in muck fea , of the defendant if she considers!' hie a coward. He Is kid her whether she had been married. rb e co mplainant replied in the alffirmatlee; si r . Ingham said in that case she had the right to express ( Tinian is to the duties of a husband. (Laughter.) His e oribip proceeded to read the remainder of the letter, in • I.tch the complainant stated that she liked a landlord whom tte „t ill respect, and not man who could not put in a f ire of ghee without his wife's consent. The letter wound b y .rating that his wife wore the breeches. (Loud ,:hter ) Mr. Ingham thought it would be sufficient to bind the Zeiroilants over to keep the peace, and he recommended the ,plitinant not to write anything more about wearing the I: rib aides then corrplained of the non.acceptanoe of a ,y.1..0 to jut, when Mr. Ingham arbitrated between them, eau ultimately arranged that the complainant should ;,,ve her apartments on Saturday next. ihe parties thin retired, apparently satisfied with the Zes THE FORESTERS' FETE AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-(THIS DAY.) Tie great annual festival of the working-classes si the crate] Palace, known as "The Foresters' Day," c.r.:ineoced this morning, but under less favourable cirenm rt....cm than usual, owing to the unpropitious state of the weather, • small steady rain having set in last night and ortioned without intermission to the present time. But ! , r thin imtoward circumstance there would, in the opinion ! the committee, have been even a larger attendance of the 1.; three and general public than usual, the utmost azer tJui haring been used to bring up the number on this ma in to 100. CA ; the highest number yet attained having htn ::,CA). For more than a week peat every van and ether available vehicle of that description has been be slakes. the " road " being a greater favourite than the ^ with the Foresters, as by this means of conveyance 'her are enabled to make a greater show of their regslia, sued Five more publicity to the 'Ancient Order ;" and al though doubtless many have been kept back by the state of the weather, the appearance of the roads leading to the Palwe woo after o'clock this morning indicated a great attend , • w e From most of the principal court-houses, pro :e,ions of vans and other vehicles, filled inside and started at au early hour; but that which "...de the most imposing display started from the ,uestrian Tavern, Mackinaws-road (Court Flower of the Forest), being accompanied by the Foresters' :::n I. numbering 32 performers, dressed in the uniform of I itcAn green. The state of the weather, however, evidently t hrew a damper on the Spirits of the pleasure-travellers, eel there was a noticeable absence of the usual " fun of the toad.' The varins railway stations of thaw lines connected with the Palace were thronged at an early hour, and as the Widow and Orphan Fund of the London United District of Forester, on whose behalf the the is held, benefits only by the tickets sold by the Foresters themselves, temporary t.!ket bones were erected outside the various stations by consent of the railway authorities, At 11 o'clock the crowds at the stations became very large, the eacursion trains coming up to London on all the various lines having arrived sod contributed greatly to swell the number of those await ier conveyance to the Palace. Up to 12 o'clock about li,ooo had bees taken to Sydenham by the Brighton line from London-bridge and Victoria Stations, and about 8,000 hr the London, Chatham and Dower line, from Blackfriers and the Elephant and Castle stations, and groat sombers were still awaiting transit. The number proceeding by the rat most have been still more numerous. _ . To ell appearances the Foresters' Ma of 1864, despite the weather, will bs • great SUOMI', and though pouably rot hie lest year add 1,1C31. to the Widow and Orphan rood, will yield a good enm for so worthy an object. TELEGRAPH COMPANY. (iiiiiffli.i Ibe half-yearly meeting of the shareholders vra held at 1 o'clock at the London Tavern, Sir J. CAR. iIAEL in the chair. The report of the directors was as follows : " The directors have much satisfactioe is submitting the seemed accounts to the shareholders. It will be observed, on comparing them with the accounts for the corresposding balf.vear of 1863, that the receipts have increased by 1.7371. Is. and that the expenses are less by 6311, 6s. 4gd. The revenue has been charged, u usual, with 10 per cent. on the gran receipts, nasal to 2,3881. 2a. 6d., for the reserve fund, which sow amounts to 8,9071. 22. 10d. The result enables the directors to recommeed a dividend at the rate of 5 pee cent. per annum, or of 2i per cent. for the half-year instead of 2 per oent., as paid for the sic mouths ending June, It should be noticed that the sum standing to the credit of the reserve fund in December last has bean invested in debentures of the North Eiders kailway Company, and Charingcroes Railway Company. The directors have to inform the shareholding that the relgian government has demanded, in accordance wish the terms of the concession, a larger number of wires to Loodos sad, consequently, the directors have laid a branch cable of about' 0 miles in length from the present Ostend cable to the English shore near Ramsgate. This cable has been laid by contract since 30th June, and will be in working order u soon ea the land lines are completed. The cost of it, which about 11,1001., will be charged to capital, aid will bear its proportion in the distribution of the future nett profits between the chartered and French companies. The eon trctor bas received, in part payment, debentures bearing r per cent interest to the =mot of 4,000/., and the dine kn. considering the present satidestory state, sad the stra,ly increasing prosperity of the company, believe that the 'Alines will be also taken sp in debentures, either by the shareholders or the public." The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, coogratalated the meeting on the improved position of the company. The Totems were most satidictory, particularly is they arose chiefly from the Preach and Belgian cables, the Danish telegraph having been suspended by the war. to the half-year ending 30th June last the number of menages wee 180.220, against 164,404 in the corresponding half of 1863. Further, in the current half. 'ear they were earning is maws of the previous half-year low. per week. (Cheers.) It was to be hoped that be ige long Sleserig•Holetein would have settled down into some solid form of goversinenkand the company would then ;et hack its original business in that direction. (Beer, beer ) At • cost of about 11,0001. a sewed line of cornmeal cation had been established with Belgium, and he believed :be would prevent future interruptions, and prove a pro ftib'e arrangement for the company. HLYDNAIMI OSCOSChId the motion, which was carried 7.csoimously ; after which the proocedinp terminated in the Jail manner. LIFE •ND DEATH IN • GIPSY'S TENT.—This zincing Mr. John Humphreys, the Middlesex coroner, rewired information repenting the death of a female gipsy. seed 90 years, who was found deed in a small tent in • held situated neer the Crowe Tavern, Old Ford-road, Victoria park. The dammed and her adult sons bad pitched their tent on the spot named, some months dace, sad ma Mes hy morning last deceased was frond ta • state of insensibility lying oo • bed upon the gram. A neasenger ran for Dr. Davey of Florence-villa, Old Ford-reed, who promptly attended, but life was extinct Hs could not account for death, but he meet opinion that deceased had died from advanced age, secelerated by living in such • wretched place. Mr. Bur rows, the summoning officer of the parish of Bethnal-green,' visited the plane, and was about to remove the body to • Proper receptacle at the workhouse, but the gtpsy family refuted to allow it to be touched. An inquest will be held on the deceased this afternoon, sod the jury will have to Tien the body as it now lies in the tent. FATAL CATASTROPHE ON MONT DLANC.—A letter !rani Bale says :—" A sad accident has just augmented the timber of those who kale falba victims to the glaciers sod snows of oar mountains, which are as greedy of human corpses as the whirlpools of omen, and which never give up Without reluctance the remains of the unfortunates they hare onee swallowed. The following is the story io all its cruel simplicity :—Ambrose Couttet, a young porter of 21, who had accompanied the ascent of Count Schicnkirchen, was , vening down with the party, and was joyously preceding the guides, happy sod proud of his first ascent of Most Eaz,c. Hewes plating his foot upon abridge of stow, which erreiled • broad crevasse, when his comvaoion, who was flowin g him at the distaoos of • few moss, bade beware of the snow. because, having already seet. warmed by the first rays of the sun, -V was perhaps not sufficiently solid to bear his Couttet, disregarding the advice of his more ~ : i.rencel comrade, advanced another step, and the next , disappeared, leaving merely a hole the size of his ever. The witnesses of the accident, on reaching Chernousi, , re the elem, sod fifteen guides immediately set out to try at leant recover the body of their unfortunate companion. M. hal Peps*, a guide, 24 years of age, prompted by admirable self-devotioo. had himself let down by two cords I ."'ened to • *caviar leather girdle round his waist, taking s to him a third rope to attach to the corpse if he should te Chin to discover it. All boos of finding the young mesa . " of course vanished, 22 boon having elapsed shies "...-..iirrence of the accident. Perot descended into the vnio about $0 feet. From that point be got down with vase toe depth at least equally great, and thee he observed rich horror the declivity of the memos* which 1 -9(sl towards the bottom. By this time he began suffer from the rarefaction of the air, and more from the pressure of the leather girdle upon l . • breast. Being no longer able to make his comrades k.er he violently shook the third cord, the signal agreed 'ite , o as an intimation of his wish to be drawn up, and he readied the surface in • feinting condition. Ere had ob torred aloes the walls of the ice hair which at first be 4rl taken for that of the victim, but which was afterwards identified as belonging to the bag which Couttet bad Peyot had attached • bottle to the mid of a cord, 200 feet long, but it did sot reach the bottom of the ohms, and libels it was drawn up it was faced covered with ice, showier thus the temperature which prevailed at that depth, and proving that Couttet must have sec vuo,'ef without any very protracted suffering., to inevit able si.'f...stion, even in ease he bad escaped instantaneous deal, from the fall." THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 23, 1864• LLTEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE tiff macmc =mum) YORK MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) ZETLAND STARR& Gnbiots ..• Littletet 4 ras. BURGUNDY SPARER. Clerior Plover CHESTERFIELD HANDICAP. Echo . . Briochci 9 no.- CONVIVIAL STAKES. T.Y.C. Pamp■, Zambesi, ()outran, Wild Agues, Catalogue, Olmar, St. Magnus, sad Funs Chat are bars. YORKSHIRE OAKS. One mile and a quarter. Vanessa, Ostentation, Light, Miss Pickle, Linda, Lad► of Coverbasa. Queen of Trumps, Tooi Tooi, Alias, Fancon. berg, Gondola, and Re►ival it. here. BLACK DUCK STAKES. Thresquarten of mile. Thor, CODOIIC6OO. and Physalis f are here. OLD THREE-YEAR-OLD PRODUCE STAKES. Two wiles. _ _ Miner and Ely are here. JUVENILE STAKES. Three-quarters of a mile. Olmar sad St. Magnus are here. EIGHTH BIENNUL STAKES. Two miles. Claremont, Ely, Windham, Linda, Prince Arthur, Brio dial, Hoilyfon, Alias, Faucceberg, sad Revival are here. BRANHAM PARK !WAXES. Ow mile and a half. Miner the only hone here at present. SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOPS. Two mace. The Lord-in-Waiting and Middlewateh are here. AREIVLD. —Dean Swift, Loafer, Kannada, Kilkeney, Measure for Measure, Inhalators, Liaises colt, Arno, Vomit's, Garotter, and Rest. SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN THE LIVERPOOL TUNNEL.-ELEVEN MEN INJURED. Last niglst a very serious accident, in which& large number of men narrowly escaped lasing their lives, occurred in the Waterloo tunnel, which extends from Edge-hill to Great Howardetreet. About 8 o'clock eleven platalayen, is the employ of the London and NorthWeetem Railway, and residing at Edge-bill, left the Edge-bill station to proceed to the Waterloo station-yard to prepare metal for laying on the line and effecting certain repairs. It wee their custom to work at the Waterloo station-yard by night, becalm it was not clear of traffic by day. When they had approached what is termed " the beak," in that part of the tunnel near Byrom street, the truck upon which they were seated came into collision with • waggon of goods that was standing there by some means, and so great wri the fore* of the coccus ' sirs that the men were knocked off the truck and precipitated in all direction' upon theline. Theism injured of the samba gave an alarm, and they were soon taken out of the tunnel— which was quite dark when the aocideet occurred ; and con veyed to the Northern HospiteL It is stated that blame is attached to eons party on account of there being no danger light at the rear of the waggon wort which the truck came in contact. The following are the names of the isjared men and the nature of their casualties : Thomas Headley, aged *.i„ oonttimion of the spin* ; Thomas Gibbon, 27, contagion of the side ; Charles Clare, 22, contu sion of the side ; George Bellow, 18, contusion of the hip ; James Bellew, 44, scalp wounds ; Thomas Hall, 26, wounds of nose sad face ; Henry Bidow, 28, wounds of forehead ; James Hurst, 24, wounds of face ; Thorns, Hanley. Ai, woends es forehead and contusion of thigh ; James Wor rett, 21, contusion of shoeldor ; Samuel Tresnlett, 21, con *mitre of thigh and wounds of forehead. Perenl of the injuries received are pronounced to be of a meet swims character, sad up to 12 o'isioek last night some of the =a lay is a very precarious sisse.—Lirerpoot Carrier. THI RIOTS IN BELFAST. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL 001 TON et, CORN MARKIIL (THIN DAY.) pr Immo alio orrzaawnom rumenuri.) (nom 001 OWN 00INISPONDIOIT.) COTTON. —The Times letter relative to pates nerotiatioas in America had a tendency to cheek this morning. Bales probably about 1,000 or 5,000. Prices steady. Coax.—Moderate attendance. Wheat: A more healthy at ld. per ceotal advance. Flour quiet, at lit. ra d = n . d indian Corn : Holders of mixed are flroi, at 30s. to 301. 6L Beans steady. Oats and oatmeal in batter demand, at fall rates. MINCING LANK -(THII3 . DAT.) Srican.—The market has openicl quietly and at: present without important sales by private contract. Refined also quiet, at former rake. Conn.—The public isles are programing with fair spirit at about last week's currency. TEA.—The market continues very quiet. Rics—There is some inquiry for middling white Bengal, but no boldness has been effected. _ _ _ begs of sold at 34d. per lb. Faotr.—The first cargo of Valencia raisins has been disposed of at 38s. per cwt. for good fair quality in the two previous sales ; the opening price was 405. Run and SALTPETRE. —No sales reported. Corms.—The sales are limited to s few hundred balsa, chiefly western, at lid. to 20d. ; ditto for arrival, 211 d., Tinnevelly for arrivals, 22d. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 40s. 6d., net mob ; Petsesburg Y. 0., tin spot, 41s. 9d. ; October to December, 435. 9d. ; Jimmy to Muck, 1.865, 445. exl. to 44e. 9d. HAY MARKST.-(711113 DAY.) Marra lisrvey awl &Moo report trail* Ism. Prim; meadow hay, 80s. to 120 s. ; slow, old, 100 s. to 140 a ; straw, 29a. to 325. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, AUGUR n. —asks this day :tot seaniat) :—Loades and Northwestern, 1161—Midland Stock, 1881-South Eastern and Dover, Mg—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4 1616 6-Itereantde aad Exchange Bank (Limited , . 715.168 —Ditto new 'hams), 71 p.—Empire Marine Insurance, 11 p —Thames and Kerrey In 'armor, 6 p.—Confederate Loan, 74—National Steam, 816.18 IAICNIIITZR, Artneint quiet market, and prices rather lower. Greet Waken, 474 4—Great Northern A, 146 7f I—Great Western of Canada, 91—Illinois Central. pald.ap. 62—lancashke and Yorkshire. 1166 f }—London and North Western. 1161 Manchester. Sheffield. and Llncolnahlre, 661—Ditto Nee, peel. (all paid). 1364—Neel! British 6{i—South Easters, 36$ t ill —Thames sad Money Marine Insurance, 6 9. nmell and 00.,14 p.-614sysky's, 26 p.—tolstrict Bank, 21 p. —National Steam 4 d.—Whitehaven and Furness, 2.4-ososral Credit, 2 15.16 p.—Confederate Loan. 77 611 1. The Constilutionnel, referring to the rumour that the Emperor Napoleon will shortly visit Ostend, says it has num to believe that it is altogether unfounded. A Fagan YaLvirwron COYPLICATION.—The fol lowing extraciedisTry intelligence appeared as Friday in as Irish journal ' On dit, that Mrs. Wootton (née Yo. Forbes, is about to commence an action fora judicial sew ratioc." _ . TRIALS or Naw rEnom.—Yesterday some harbour trials were made in the Regent's anal Dock •ith two new lifeboats belonging to the National Lifeboat lull tution, and built by the Mears. Forrest, of Limehouse, under the superintendence of the society. The ealf -righting and other properties of the boats were found in every way satisfactory. One of the beets, which is :16 feet long, is to be stationed at Portbdinlben, on the Cansarvonshire mast. She is • splendid boat, and is well calculated for the impor tant service she will have to perform on that dangerous point of the coast, where lass winter several distressing shipwrecks took place. The cost of this boat has been given to the institution by Lady Cotton Sheppard. The other lifeboat is 32 feet long. Sloe is to be stationed at Oar ' dip°, and is in every way suitable for such • station. The cost of this lifeboat and of three others has been collected by R. Whitworth, Eel., eaf Manchester, amongst his friends sod fellow. townsmen. She is called the " John Stuart," after a gen tleman of that city, who, thoroughly a • tiog Mr. Whitworth's benevolent exertions, promised to give him • specified sum tower& the cost of each lifeboat he would emceed in collecting. Thus stimulated, Mr. Whitworth has perserved, and railed about 1,000/. in donations. and between 2001. and 3001. in annual subscriptions. The in stitution has now one hundred and thirty-seven lifeboats under its management, and invites the co-operation of ex• meowed and influential persons on the coast to increase that number, in order to station a lifeboat on every point where it can be shown that shipwrecks occur, and where • sufficient number of boatmen or fishermen are raiding to work such boats on occasions of emergency. FATAL COACH ACCIDENT LN NORTH WALE:3.-0D matey last the Catenary= and B armouth coach had just eft the hotel at Tan-y•Bwlch for Barmouth . and in act had scarcely proceeded thirty yards down the hill close by the hotel, when the drag which had Mee put on was caused by • stone to slip away. The sudden Im petus thus produced as the hones to start off more rapidly, and in • few seconds the coach was upset with a fearful crash. Many of the passengers were hurt badly. The Stye of Dent, Alcroft, and Co., it is supposed, will a cripple ;at all events he will mot PAUPERISM. —The Poor-law Board have issued their poor-mte return for the year aiding at Ledy-day, likelyal ose considerablethe used il l ot e e whilsti eg and a ° ll a rr Watt, not ofaltogether, L rs 1863, showing the receipt and expenditure in each none (who was England and Wales. The rate per head as populates tra ve ll ing with an i nvalid a Hs head came in °outset with all and part of her ear amounted to 811. 4d. • but this includes the coun: t y rate and a other charges, aid the path . .. maw in cell rate and hair was left adhering to the ernes.—Mssedieeter Courier. to 6a. tlid. per head, an Incest's of 6jd. over the previous THE EXTRAORDINARY AFFAIR AT FL E ETWOOD. — year. The sum expended in relief of the poor was 6,077,9V1. ia the year 1881-2, and 6,577 . 0:161 . in the year 1862-3. Of The man Joshua Bond was apin brought up at the Fleet thfe sum 5,41 per weal for real-relict, 11.3 mom ,. f or wood police-Mafiosi yesterday, on the thereon, stealing two 501. notes belonging to the hew Fylde Timber Company. 7'7 per cut. for lunatics in uylums, 10'4 pm amt for salaries of &Seen, 21 per cent for workhouse Mr. &nem°. commission Wets of Manchester. deposed leansand interest, end 72 per mot f or ot h er mime . a that heffiaid the two notes in September, 1860, to Messrs. relief. The board have also issued their return of paupers B• and WahnsleY. of Church. who paid them to the relieved in each union on J u l y 1, 1863. The pence re- man that pVII them to Mayor oa the 6th of October. Two mint of relief on that day in Ragland and Wales were 5 per other "'itemise &Pond that they had seen the prisoner when the place re the pockst-book containing cent., ono in 93 of the population as enumerated at workingthe near emus in 1861. The increase in numbers over the previous the notes was found on Wedneaday, and that he passed the year was 79 per cent., but the increase of adult able-bodied place several times in the course of the day. By the advise paupers was 141 per coat. of Mr. Blackburn, his solicitor, the prisoner reserved his A RAILWAY LNCIDENT. —The Duke of B-- defence. He was then committed to take his trial at the was travelling by rail last week, and the sole occupant of • Preston. Ehm•M "‘",-,_ which commence °° Wednesday.„ firstolass carriage, when at an intervening station another R AILWAY to.oMMUNICATION IN THE DMZ OP it'lGfflt. —The brat section of the railway from Ryde to Shaeklin pemenger got in in a berry. No moos did be perceive that there was but one passenger in the carriage th an he called opens for massager traffic to-day. Eleven trains are to roe out pretty ' Guard, guard, let me out !" The train, ma. wee oe week days , and two trains each way on San however, started immediately , an d t h e Ming,. d roppe d aays. Casabas and ornaibtess, uuder the manage-cent cd iota his meat, looking exceedingly nervous, and ventured at the eomPsnY, will complete the consirinniostion betimes length to say, "It's rather an awkward thing travellingVeneer and the Shenklin station until the wood section with only one man now.a.days" The duke, whose fran of the line, from Mukha to Vollmer, is opened, The emu and open count once might satiety the moat suspicious, ap- Pinion of this last work has been delayed owing to the prepdifficulins which have been met with in tunnelling through 'fairl• the joke, hot did not take the advantage of it he y m i ght, ° m am m y Well, if you the high range of downs north of Veetner. and replied good id are not afraid of roe lam not afraid of you. ' THE WRATH= AND SHE HARVEST IN THE SHOCKING RAILWAY ACCIDKNT. —Yesterday an SOS.—Another splendid harvest weak has passed. Up mu., was held et Ammi, near Wigan, 0a the hod, d oeD to Saturday the weather was all that meld be wished, end Thanes °ready, w h o though some slight showers fell on that day, they wen , met with hie dei • single man residing at Minn * death on Friday last under the following air- scarcely (until late in the day) sufficient to interrupt the emestimme. He was acting as b nie b sumit t o a tra m o f active operations of the harvest field. On Sunday morning, laden with slack, proceeding along the C a lifornia however, • heavy storm of thunder and lightning was nre a j, a brush in connexion with the works of the experienced. lasting about two boule accoenlianied by Listless Hall Coal and Iron Company, and in attempting srnart . and in acme re"; heavy 'hewer" of Thin. topass along the train by jumping from one waggon t o farmers bane very nearly concluded their harvest. A another be fell to tbe ground with his bead upon the rills, very few days will serve to place in safety the great Several of the trucks passed over him, crushing bis head hunt of, if not all the crop la this district and acatteriag his braii.a In all directives. He was, of Reports are. as a matter of courses conflictiog 85 to the course, quite deed. results. From a careful examiestioo of the reports A FATAL " HEADFR. "—A abort time age an which bare readied so l d a we Uedaimmed to conclude that wheat, barley, and oats fair average crop. article, copied from the Meatiest Tines, went the round of On the thin and badly farmed soils the drought has had the Parent setting forth the danger of a lm a* hand '" r° ' its natural effect, bat on good lands the crops have come out most into shallow water. These dangers received a melon- better than expected. Beans and peas will hll far short cboly illustration at Hazelnuts, Saud' y memoir last, whoa a a goo d av er age , wee aahoth „lade quality ad quantity • young gentleman earned MoCutchis, aboM 17 years of age, alth ough in j he a.: - ;. in the gran the . is a goog deal went to ba th e from the machines opposite to tisstford• " of variation secording• to soil and cireametances. There is, place. The water was perfectly calm at the time and was however, no doubt that bothand beans have sufficed flowing on the sands a few yards from the foot of the Nub. peas The machine was drawn to • distance of about • dozen mu' from ""° drought and nom blight, no. The newts as to the Sete of the root crepe and pastures are most yards from the edge of the water, and the depth at that spot me lancholy . The show of the last two days have been was about two feet. The youth jumped from the meanie acce ptabl e , though we fear they have been hardryaullicnetl into the water, and falling heavily upon hie head sustained . a ff 10. to do more than a temporary good. It is no uneommos • hectare or dislocation of the spine. A man named Leo • thin g esohave to drive emu .. aid sheep to oeidamodo part who was engaged is drawing up soother machine, distance—even miles—for water. What the farmers are to seeing what had hmmed, called to a gentleman who was to do for autum n keep seems • most difficult problem to bghing near ' `nd who immedi ' t•l Y rend "'" determine. G reat efforts will of course be made to wort assistaace. The young gentleman, wbo was unable i to stand. .. to ". i•ito me ...hi., Coed m won eaa . ...i e nter and spring . feed, but the grand did- whom he tote iein . d. .. aaad pan te the oah„ o ver d to istri e p: t n . ou . t . m these crops ,ball be From the t he reports were on the was perfectly sensible. and afterwards gave hie address. If v. whole better than might o have been expected, coesiderieg Mubarak • surgeon, was not for, and was quickly on the ,_ see neg-continued drought. There will be some very spot. On discovering the nature of the Simon , he ordered ca pi tal grow tbe—hoth as regards quantity and quality— his removal to Ventlam•place, where be had been staying thoughthe 't p erhaps must he coetent with more y with his relatives. Blankets were obtained, and he was moderate results. Picking has partially commenced. sad conveyed thither. Mr. Ticeburst continued in attendees will be more general by the end of the week.—Saws upon him, but gave no hopes of his recovery. His hid Adoe „ ti .. e. was apparently free from injury, and he remained sensible • n by sicapi g steam bas been this season extan during the day, but about 1 o'clock oe Monday morning he expired. It is understood that deceased had meetly sively practised in the New Forest. retained from Germany. where be had been accus t ome d to AN ORGAN GRINDER'S COLONY.—The Chief 0010 bathe in deep water, and probable be imagined then wasa Mee of the Italian omn grinders in London are in the neigh much greater dept h when he made the leap which has bourhood of Great Saffron-bill and Eyre-etreet-hill, where proved fatal to him. the sanitary officers of the Holborn diA.ict frequently meet THE MURDER AT HATCH BEAUCHAMP. John with men of overcrowded dwellings of a most daemons character. In Eyre-plane it was lately found that as many Allem, who was sestesind to death at the remit Sourer as fourteen orris graders in cos ism , e nd not me. selshire Assizes, held at Wells , for the murder of his wife, tent with that,ee wer e • Wedeln, as the staircases. sad Dr. Betsy Allen , bee bean respited during her Majesty's pin- toot Medical Office of Health, on going into the rooms sure. The respite appears to be the spontaneous act of the by upwards of 500 Home Secretary. A memorial, Dom after the men bad left, found the Meath unbearable, aimed a the gentry , c l ergy, amiiebabitaets d T ema ., sad be bad is cossequence an attack'of low fever for a west and neighbourhoo d , had been forwar d e d to London it , afterwards. Angelo Calsromn, the occupier of Noe 1 and Saturday, but it meld sot have been pre.t..d at the time 2Yra•Pl'a•• was summered, by order of the district board, the ite wee &twitched. Since the trial several U r i • to the Clerkenwell Police-court, before Mr. D'Eyneourt, fen inch daogerom overcrowding, when it was fouled that nearly have transpired which show the gran provocation to which Allen had been enhjemo d an d them were all embodied i n I all the occupiers had left for the wintry, and the cause og eemplaiot thereby here removed. The maglatrete adjourned the niscooriaL The greatest astiliartimi is expreeeed that the summon' for a mouth. an ttedertalretri being fires that Allen's life is to be spared. The receipt of the respite was at es. made ham . e to hiss byM r . Oakley, the venues o f not more than six persons should be allowed to sleep in cue the gaol. On roosivieg the annomeement he appeared room. —Cite Pram stunned. sod fainted. He was removed to the hospital of 1 , CRYSTAL PALM% ONE EifflLLflele Day. so the gaol, where he now remains under the can of the MONDAY. Accuse. 24—Admissions on reyment, 7,073; surgeon. ' dlte by anew tickets, 1,065 ; total, 8,138, (From the Liverpool Mereery.) BELFAST, MONDAY Nicer. The town still continues quiet. A few shots were heard during the night in the vicinity of the dis turbed districts, but nothing of any conthquence whatever is reported. Patrols of police are still stationed at tbe different owners of the disturbed districts. Another man died at the General Hospital to-eight from a gunshot wound re ceived ca Wednesday last, and another is also on the point of death. Nearly all the min workers returned to their work today order escorts of police. The pro testant workers of one mill refused to admit their catholic fellow-workers, and the owners have t►reatend to stop the mill. It is to be hoped that they will not coo. tines to do so, and that the party feeling at present exist ing may be forgotten by all parties. TrINDAT MORNING, 1 O'CLOCK. The town is perfectly tranquil. SHARE LISTS.-1118 DAY.) Two o'Cioce. The railway market is inactive, but the ten dency of prices is slight more favourable. The variations in the principal stocks comprise a rise of Western k per cent. in Great and Midland, and a decline of in Caledonian, and lin Metropolitan. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1161 to ; Great Western, 691 to 1 ; Midland, 1361 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1161 to 117, ex div.; South Eastern, 881 to ; Metropoli tan, 114 to 1 ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; Great Eastern, 47 to 1 ' • LCaledonian, 1251 to 1261 ; and Great Northern, 1311 to 1321. Very few transactions are reported in foreign and colonial railway securities, and prices are un changed. There is an exceptional inquiry for Great Western of Canada shares. ORDINARY MARRS AND NTOCRIL &AMWAY/. illtzw,lfoLtelage%aL 1 1317 1losto b iklia=dkild-C. 15t5.1 pad USW I Eals7coal7a . 'Lark sad Imam Cornwall , Da. • •so dtv. main • IDa. D J la. aispsid le B. Dubllnnodda.Tanc Doades,Prand•bdia *orr rad = ll I 1 Genni sarea Ord. ei. Ds. • ladole Do. 1.1126.81k.,110 1 Grad NarOtoldooOsad I a 676 Do.A I • roe. meth. sa- Do.B Gt. South di West, (Lis.) eresi Walser VaGoallik Do. South yiabss:.., no. ii:_iraf-qiiEv:4l Da DaNeToril Do. Da d I Lofted» At Y4031111%1 !Load= and Disekwall I Loa,Bri .4 &Coast pioadon, onstbaok Dow. Leedom! North Weala LondonetSonthWastern Ibiza ,Bbatot Useolash Ilarrport sal Dail* 1 .. D0. pp. ~. Do. New De ars. t Derby LW. at. Ws. (Ira) 'Mo. Mid Bait North Ds Idio.,Parth,Dusd. N. ratoArs—Derwiek la l« 109 lel us ne 0. - x . i r.~o.:: ~ Do. York Do. Cue& °G . 11 lack:4124.'11M' SW. Do. do, 11541... fa - Tik 1;;;dea Do. New ...... I North Staffordshire— N. & S. Waiters Joao Boothsla Central Scottish N.& Aber Stk 'Scottish Idldland Sltrewebary & Wolbiff Booth Loam S. Yorkah. & River Duni Btalnee,Wokloafflotte Tiff Val* i Do. 1 Do 0 Do. I Do 'Y.I. Nagai Victoria Sta. & Mallon Waterford a KlBBasy Mast Commll 1 W.Bars4l. Barb.* AL N N NS in IS N 14 17 ID 71 112 lt& a ii ISI US 1471 144 131 1313 91l 118 SOS el 41 43 IT 41 100 111 1114 11/ el GS 102 103 40 4! 114 117 98 90 "I 04 112 113 110 111 116 136 e 106 108 se 4 4 RI a& 116 _l7 if 8i pad ass I ii Pm 76 77 zd 10e 11 116 la ST le 115 ST 88} Sit lel 103 id 7 11 1 lei 1111 • 7 •ia • 4 pa 11l ICS II U BRITISH POINISSIONL gatar= ss I to 1 p.m. 'XIATL Mantic& tll Lawrence Boaaller.. Do. 1192/111111 'Buffalo & LW Huron ir;tor - i — oco -- Broat,t(kulorlei I Sp. a Dla. Aug. 1.1871 I Do. do. July 1, 143 I Do. do. Joao I, 1174 MEL it 11.1moluesig.e.g, 'Op T. s Dookip. g. ,Doosuraes,7p.e.yrt.prof 'Walk Bowl go.l do.. 'lrk India go. I do.. Do. A lituooloo I_ D0..11 herd Trait of Canada! Do-ditolp.ll.l3.,4p.ett I. 1* pi*. bonds.. Doi do. deferred Do. lad proL Boucle.. Do. do. dolor* Do. llrd ion& Nook Do. do. damned Do. 4tb mot nook _ e• 44 .4 J. 6174 Tar 7. Do. ova I per coot. Do Now do. 614.8.0 . t Lodi* pot., !Gt. Wasters of Camas! IDa. Nov De.ko.:pay.llo3 Do. do. do . 11774 Radian Lobed r .7. 7 - - lladna goat. 6 p. owl Do. do. D. do. do Do. Nth Dolb. Oorp. 6 per c. Bd' ,Dotb. ead Robson's N.Bran.teaaolLA dB N.lLLotCoa.dp.o.latp.B. Rin.* roa f pot oast. Do. Wad do. Do. do. do. I Do. ?mime d 0. ..... S. late, sa.n d. 66 00 101 102 Pk Pu 4 4 7$ 09 71 SO 71 60 U 100 96 96 102 104 101 O f 102 HI M ill' iii . 91 SS n vs vs a K a 111 ST 4$ • 62 If 119 IT 29 N 2111 14$ 19111. -- till r . ti 9 1 14 101412 SO 91 1112 SI idaS nab ft, lilli la . - ii . 0 it K 0 zd $ a mt 4 par 996 1194 96 97 JOINT STOCK IL IL CL prim. I Saba US Id sd, -. ] par 1 pas IS 36 SI 11 Ti 36 37 Im par 1 th tie pa id !GI! in IS :114 41 2 1 21 WM F tiiii :al 8 9 pat,, 311). PS, Ws MI 48 T a t US, 41 4 000 e a Mea ISS SR SIS,III. IS% SS. KM St. Otiata.4p., 6.21110,4,6 4Wits.-11. p. a 1.. Ala. ilrig3e- geot irladissa'W.l l "l4l4:4 l 44ll:llLc. : l DISMAL GOI IS is pool 6 6 61 re. 15/ I pisOrTUTI 111'001101. nom.. cilar.llll 160 110 a. et 100 SpAltassailly 100 Sp.e.Jsedaly 100 p.e.Jaa..ll say 100 o. 0.702.a:01y 100 p.samaaJaly 100 p.clac‘ioly SOO B. P. At D. 8., v.. 100 p.c.Jasilu & ly 100 ip.e.AptOoL 100 lifo,ooll , Ul' 111! IN;80/1 Wll,OOOl 0001 M 230,0001 Msoo' 0001 liejNi W W I 1160,11011 471 I ... la Si 8ett4itt001ia.6p.84.,1671,166 Do. do. 18/11,100 'Can. Om p.c., 10774/ ;101 Do.66ffrot. lob.etAus. 'lOO Do.' plea. Mar.& 8•4100 D 0.6 par etisa&J 100 Do. boor of, lm. Um 400 Gra G11ck.46p.et.1873 L lOO do. 11690-4100 Do. do. 1800-1 100 De. do. 1801'100. Oto.lfov.looo, p.a. 100 1870. do.. 100 ikarittos 6 per el, 1873 100 Do. 1876 100, Do. 1612 100, Votal. Gov.o por cent... 1 00 ' Sow Brine. Gov. 6 p.et. 100 Gv. 6 p.c.1866 1001 Do. 6p. a. 1871 to 1870 100, Do. I p. e. 1880 to 1601,1001 Net Zealand 6 per coot 100, Novo Scotia 6p. 0., 1876 100! Gov. p. et 100! 12 . / . .Z uhna t. .oev !! Sp. et. Dos& 100 V1D.G0v.116.616a.41•16 100, Da do. p. Aoril&Oe. 100, 11L1T1.1611 ULNA Pd. I CI. peas - 14 Nil Hie e 4 • 24 !pp a as 41e 1161 911 65 1 51 MOW I If 4144 .. 161:1 Mel .. _ _ • • 1.4441 4 8,4110. 4.90111 1.1100 4024' .. awl NO .. 40.004 1,044 . ,44 'balm Coo. Gold. LI la] IS% • • /00' .. 6,000 .. 6, 000 1,120 , 20 612 . 6,600 6,000 .. 1,09/ .. 2,000 1 612 .. 108 I 14 II xel —. die 6 4 i 14 lalfford Aael. n... s. Coo. (Tsylatk.)l - zil COOS .. 1.024 1.000, . #.OOO, .. .140 0 ), :1 $i 101 l k 110J00 1 11,000 *174 60,0301 10 000 99 102 101 104 100 108 .109 110 Li Semi (Mops) Zug Condos I _I"I Li.. leiwit 3.4.0 I 1.7.0 1 2 Ili a NO NO II 11 67 111 27 28 4 4 7 i 61 6 7 16 16 21 21 27 29 71 71 SS 40 8 1 di 48 10 ti 6 `La'l i 'Lot Grenville IZ. W. iternell (Tavlatk ), thambler t slAshy ! iGleeli Lavey _panned, illegal Booth .w. w. Yoe (Elea lvenvIll• Herods Tool I Maiden DOW= i Margaret t Markle Valley Uny Wanly * w i a : l7 Ira° °lt ' • • .... 1011 1 1011 ... tit 411 - e's New Beton North Downs North &askew IN. Wk. Barest (Wow; rorth Wheal Crotty Prosper tufted Providence (O. Went) Camden (84.Cleeri 18. W. Princes (Moroi Stray Perk Tin ..loft West Basset (Illepn) W, Caredon (Ltalteert) ,Weet Chiverton 'West Beton Wb. Beret (11= i Wh. Buller Wheal Ladoott W.llaryAnn (lienhee4 ,Wheel Betas „ g — 1 4 lis !Wit. Trebarary (Mt) Na I &ILI - WOO 10 10,C00 10 ICAO 11 57,000 10 WOO I 6,000 00 6116,7161. SO. 12,600 10 0,511 011 16,606 10 16,006 10 10,006] U 10,0001 60 66,010 10 00,001 60 16,000 60 17,100 10 60,001100 H 120C.,001 II zd zd ... ISI ii - 64 6 6 ii N 1 lie 41 ii pun et ive' 71Pun l Id It Span id 10 21 par i st 7 0 70 • 14:66 • aipm :d i 15 IS can :6 :7 pas , le ltpma. 7 71 ral 6 6,pm SS SO 11 _'4 _'4 ISI ;$ poti 471 a e Is 4 16$ pal $ 4p• le Illem 24 16 7 7 Pne 73 rs id' 1 2p 411 60 -I -f.P . i P i 2i i '— l I I sok OS SS I ii is poi ;I 6 71 . :19., iar Wi M %Pm ad ' _ 74 { zd X 9 l 22 4 i - 20 I" MILLION ►tme- ifs. 40 , VAS Bf is. 1411840 d 8 28 1 &CO L&O 7.L$ 10 &7 80.11417.91 MeseDee (Welted) —• llmileares.Oold(LlEL ,Ausenillan 'Boa Accord Cop.::4 rlrsdl.L&lLCo.(l6a. !Capo i =per iLhal & a tm Ce rlAllted gr i feLo L N. Del 141 Duo Ileum .ft( Um; I Peet Del UT ( limped)! Perham (Leaned) Awn' II (Malted: :Lamm 'Lesthudaa (Malted: Yetigalle M.Anreoe Braz.o.llL Penttlefile Copper (1.1 PoittbeadBllierLed Santo Berb.Goldll.(L. Iloottleh etudes/ fUma. lit. John dot Roy le. United Merida Vallasimaceoold Worthing ( ,Yailessmideas Umil gal mulczummi OosIPANWs. Avale.Mazican Warn .. Awlrasa .... Amicananittl a jt BarnaWidarweets Ikashay Gas (Usa Mika American Lad R. I I. Meg. Ts& II.).. I , 'WWII Indian Tee (W Ceylon 'City of Lo taaadla C TlVProgo.a. City Mom (Um) ... Oom. of Ahitoallor.g , OcmakortiolUsloo(bo ' Comoblotod fwa.. (I 1 Cootioestal Cfa.CloolL lost 8 :1 17 : 41 : 1 1=lir•a• Croft tomtit !Do. of Mauritius (I ) Croft Yoblllor 111,1100 10 1111110261 St. 1010161. K. MOM IL 10.000 100 60.000 20 100.050 10 120,0761. St. 10,000 6 10,610 100 16,010 20 6,00) 60 00,000 10 10,000 60 116 II Ilk 16 10000 SO 100.. 20 160,000 be 26,000 2 110,1100 le 100,0011 10 60.0011 le 1000061 lige 001100 26 20 , ,000 SO 20,000 26 70.000 1 IS 11.00• I 6 26,000 SO 10,000 00 176,000 6 10,000 SO 6,000 20 Proknows Do. 0 l rp t..M . Dat IL India irrigation. Ilc tEgyptianCotmarra.g Notizie Telegraph lag. and Ana. Dogma Zug d3cotilahMazin.iL Financial Corporatioa. IFinancial Diaconal (L) Fore-et. Warelause (I. Oelllvars (Limited) G.CrudildiFhtotLest(L GI& &oars NactrAtion HomaCloloslal Aa. (LI Madsoieslisp I=Mer.CdLllas. (L) liftirryift h ftirryift(Um. (1. , ',Awash Rumba. IntarnaklAnd Oredit(L Habra Orig. (Cr. Om) Do. I p. e. liJa. r. lifto lagOlitarADiscesnt(L) Land Securities (Um. Loud_ African Tradim ond. se dealedow. M. (L tamd.ltielrist Talag.(L) Land. Fines. Ammo. (I.) Dalt." Lidad.O. Omahas C.( ) /nod., dcAlcil 1 Lon& Mar. Disconnt'L! Losid.inertxdalllarine Madras Lrriga. d Canal Do. Marina Invests seLL) Mauritius isusd,to. !Medit. Elide. Tel. (L) IMillwall Iron Works 'Natal IAnd&CoL C. IL) 'Cabana! Ma. Cos. ILI National Financial (I.) National Mama fiar.VL Nor baddsCosl M L 'L) Do. New N.Toaland T.hroan(L N.BAL Aastrolasian(L) I N. grit d Mama. In. (L Nova9ootaso.andL Do. do. Ocean Marisa lowa Oriental cnranmercialll ~Mrnhl Financial (L ) Oriental Ow (Limited) Do. New Orient Island Stwess(L) Otago& dalmatians& Ottoman I. inanclid (L) Ottoman Das ((Limited PanarnalLlL Do. IPosilliv.lhodet Min") 1 Peninsular & 0. Maw. 70 fd 11 11 IS IS 7 2 31 40 4! OD 600 42/ 471 IS 20 111/ 19/ 11 10 10 12 ft/ 07220 210 OS SI OO id 111 10 If 14 lt 111 220 xd II 21 11 a. priem ot. 1:: I n 41p. I 4 " i - i idis i IPm 4 464 21 24 — Par Pa! l a las 9 4 I Pa T_ . 1 V I Ms INC S 3` Pm ti lei — lf !I II dk peso 1U tr ai +nM RN por n S ission Il= ai 6 : 1 10 Cr V' :tr 6 6 pm; i 3 1 103 111 106 111 - irpiel Do. N.. Qoetweda L., (L Ithysisey Do. New No J. City Duprey. (L ) Ottto Man . Ileysl Soot. Andra. Dwelt ((LL Smith, [night. &Os. L low P 7 oaa.,l' ugypt ) 'IL African & 1(` liouW Aottreltan Lead ISebroartoe Tel eimaph 11:1 , ..:onstrne lI dalL (L Tharsee&M army la. (L ) etAgeseyotkaw L T. & L 00. of U. Canada United K. Teleg. OL gi Univers. Ilerthe Upper Lena Tes(LYL Ditto . _ ite 4 pm IN lee 1/ It It Ivan Dtinnan's land— lllOl I Warrant not woe AM& I Wainlitthrtraafta 6L. 10 4 spra zit S 414 1 ti 4 1 10 41 Id Mb- 17 PREFERENCE BHA Great Wasters arialoal prefareoco 4 Groat Weston Origioal Bhasiogbaa —"Pa l 13 II 4t 3.0 p. ! *3_ lie Ile 44111 1 .it 1..; X, IEI t t 1 vi pt.! ~0 %Pal i 2 iPin I idis Pir 1.0 . AO mee t li ps 9. 11 91: iltogn! 41 3;isl l i r 117 . 11 frael 0 . 70 . : 14 lif 17 18 fps I Ipm kai. pm, 11 21 gm 7i 11 • MY 26 SI 26 ▪ ft idk Sass I it is 110 UM zd; klk 11si , 1 11 Ws 1 15pis 29 SI is 66 dig / 41 Nina L ' Pm Ns Ws l; I I SY lip • pill 14 17 9 11 Idls 44 40 P re 67 it 1 dis 11 5* pmi it I Boors STA11 , 0106111111.—(rNM DAY. )—The half yearly midis( of this cowman was Mil this afternoon M a - tke Eu ston statioe, Mr. R. Mom le the &air, awl** - t of to bon adapted, a dividead was air ft ut 3 mei mama te ledla eland oa the ordinary stock of tl per wet., and on the B 1$ St , eff 111 Mares at the rate of 5 par. mot. per &ileum. par oust, 66i.. I par. mock M. LYS. Dr mt., 16, I. ar. 7 par coat, 167. FOREIGN RAILV7, Bahia and 9. Franc. Lira. oar. 71 Beats sad eaa Francisco. limited si 11a 100 10 I IWO. 100 100 1 100 1101 No. 1 IL is a • - 10, 1N Agra! Nado 6 ai l o ( l..)l WACO 60 Do. 740 w (la N p.) 10,000 00 Albion 00,000100 L'lincolosAlAyelpsail 10, 1011 . Do. New 100,000 N ;Anglo Austrian 10,000: SO Anglo Itallon (116d101) *OOO OD Anotrelain 7,600 00 I Do. Now HAW N DankotaillsheotriMlo mago, u 4.040.1 M you u Iso umeiso isii mom! II WIWI ID 1001 SO 111, 10 ; 0 000 11 1,1801 10 10,011 18 10,000 16 Honk d Bank of Bonk of Otago Doak of Lidoa Quoda=rl. l .i Rant offlotoriadLoolaft Bonk of New Drodllon& 'C. sk. inclia,Ano., ' Do. New Cbart. Der of Indikeo Do. New 6,000414 AEU 00,000 DO Colookal 10,00 i 40 Cont. Rank of India, Be 1100,000) 10 ,Conaolidatett Bank (L) 6,000 1 400 Continental (L) T 0,40 01 M Watt London (Limited) 6,000 Mb Do. New 16.0101 10 ,fau.SootakAnaLCkstid 40,40 SO English and Swedish (L 40 001/ 40 ' European Bank(Limitod 10.000 SC Do. New 10,000 UIS illindun.ChhootJap.(‘ 10,004101 Do. New 11,000110 Sank, Lulled 6,04,1001 Do. New 10,000' SO bap. Sk.of Chinaotc.,(L 135,000 ID Ottoman 45,040, 60 International Bank (L ), 40410 !Immo 6.000 16 Do New ... .00,000 SO Land Mont bk. India (L) 20,000 60 inn.llLot)loatco,&e.CL 10,600 100 Inn. Book of Seotlaintil. 10,00.100 Loudon and &minima 6,0001100 Loo.B.Ayrositl.Platie'L (o.ooo' IS Do. New, &sat 11 pat 1,0 , 10110 , LO., dta. Staff. i L.) 60,000 10 1 1,0. MBan Cobol 10,000 MS London and 90,030 SO leeelon 04 County 1 SAO 1M 'Lon Hashn.Oottra.(L) &MOO: SO .Londor Joint Mock MINOR* Lon. and Northern (4) 10,0001 ID London& Booth African 6,000 1 100 Lon. & 0. YYeatem 'Lbs. 60,040 00 'Len & Weattninator 10000 100 Merchant Bank Al=l— 0 Merouttilo & 100011 0 .001_011 IDo. New Reek; Matzo. ase... bank (L kW:WM Midland kink (L 1..) 10.001,00 National of thmood 10,000 ,100 N. Pre. of EnglasN. *Ale 00 National Bank. New *MO * New Led\ Webs *OM II New Leaked (lidded/ WOO * ,Nettl Waders SOASS. SS ,Odedd Dank Corns ,Provlo.RankleeCesp.(L WOO 1110 'Trevino. of Leland *NO SO 'Made, Pant.,! Deed (L *SOO 00 Beath Australis AIM 11 donne *dem (Ua.) MOO 11111 awed. 0e Z. S. Aldan lOS De. do. lONS SS Unto. of Anstralla.New 111.000 WO won d Ireland (Les ) Wel II Delos d Inds a a We& fle 96 9 11 - 4 tn . 917 103 109* m N! id zd I MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'OLocw. The stock and share markets opened flatly this morning, but are now somewhat better. The operations, however, are still upon a very restrictive scale, and the variations is prices generally are unimportant Console are quoted the same as yesterday, and only a few movements have occurred in foreign stocks and British railway securities. Confederate Bonds aro in renewed request. There is a very slight demand for money to day, while the supply is large. The rate for first class three months' bills is still 74 to 1 per cent. In] the Stock Exchange the charge for short loans is unaltered, at 3to 4. The belief is stronger that • reduction in the Bank minimum will soon take place. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents, opened at 66fr. 35c., being the same as yesterday. Consols are now quoted at 881 to 89 for money, and 893 to 1 for the account (Sep tember 8). The official' burliness; report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89, 881 ; ditto, for account, 891, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 4, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 881, 1, 4 ; Bank Stock, 244 ; India Stock, 213; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 103/, 1044 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 235., 15e. dis. ; ditto June, 15s. die. The foreign stock market is rather firmer. Con federate Bonds are in demand, and have risen lf per cent. Spanish Passive and Mexican have also advanced 4. Some of the present quotations are as follows :—Turkish, 1858, 72 to ; ditto 1862, 691 to 701 ; Consolides, 504 to 4 ; Greek, 231 to 4 ; Spanish Passive, 304 to 4 ; Con federate, 78 to 79 ; and Mexican, 284 to 4. Trans actions are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 611 ; Egyptian, 102 ; ditto, second issue, 1024 ; Italian (Maremmana Railway), 71 ; Mexican, for account, 284 ; ditto 1864, 25 4, 28 ; Portuguese, 1856, ire., for account, 474, 4 ; Russian, 1859, 541 • ditto 1862, 88, 874 ; Spanish New Deferred, for ac count, 434 ; ditto Passive, for account, 304, 1 ; ditto, Certificates, for account, 121, 13 ; Turkish, 1862, for account, 691, 704. International Financial shares are now quoted 44 to i prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 4 prem. ; London Financial, 91 to 101 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 34 to f prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 164 to ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 21 to 3 prem. ; Aberaman. Iron Works, par to 1 prem. ; and Imperial Mexican Railway, 4 to 4 prem. No bullion transactions occurred at the Bank yeeterciay. The 103,0001. Australian gold by the True Briton has yet to be dealt with. The French mail steamer Tampico, which has reached St. Nazaire from Mexico, has brought only about 2,000/. in specie. It appears that, owing to excessive rain, the roads in Mexico had become almost impsiesible, and the coaducta, with about 800,0001. in specie, did not therefore reach Vera Cruz in time to catch the Tampico. Intelligence has now been received, however, of the arrival of this large amount at Vera Crur, and it is expected to come forward by the next English packet, doe at Southampton towards the end of the month. The aggregate in gold and silver by this oppor tunity may exceed 1,000,0001. sterling i . The silver market s firm, at sa. 14d. per ounce. The next outward Bombay steamers front Southampton and Marseilles will probably take over 500,0001. The stoppage is announced of Messrs. Woodward and Podmore, wholesale sugar dealers, with liabi lities for about 40,0001. The liquidation, it is thought, will show a favourable result. The house has occupied • respectable position. Tenders are again invited for 270,0001. debentures for the colony of Queensland, the government having reduced the previous limit. The London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 911 L. The list for applimtions for shares in the Impe rial Mexican Railway Company will be closed to morrow, the 24th inst. The dividend is advertised of the Turkish Biz pee Cent. Loan of 1858. MOIMAT EVII7IIO. In the discount market the demand continues light, and the rates for short paper remain at 71 tes 4 per cent. At the Bank little business his been, done, and there appears to be some expectation that a reduction in the minimum will take plate this week. The present drain of bullion, how ever, for the east, in exchange for cotton, is likely to continue on a large scale, hence no permanent ease in the money market is looked for. On the Stock Exchange the supply remains superabundant, and the quotation for loans from day to day is nominally S to 4 per cent. Consols were first quoted this morning at 891 to for the account ; receded to 894, "sellers ;" and. left off at 891 to 4. For money, the last price was 881 to 89. The official business report is se follows :—Thres per Cent. Consols, for mosey, 891,, 4, 884, 894 ; ditto, for account, 894, 4,4; Three per Cents. Reduced, 884, 4,4, 4, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 881, 4, 1 ; Annuities, 1886, 144, 4, 4 Bank Stock, 242; ludia Stock, 213, 210 ; ditto Fire per Cent. Stock, 1044, 104 ; ditto Four per Cent., 99 ; ditto Bonds, 16s. din. ; India Five per Cents. have been slightly affected by the flat ness of the funds. The opening price was 1034 to 1044, but a decline subsequently took place to 1034 to 104. Exchequer Bills closed at 26e. to lbs. din:Noma. The shame of the financial companies were firm at the opening, but gave way towards the close. International left off at 41 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 24 to 4 prem. ; London Financial, 94 to 104- prem. ; and Imperial Mercantile Credit, 31 to I prem. In joint-stock bank shares a decline took place in Alliance, Bank of Egypt, Continental, Imperial of China,Londou Chartered of Australia, and Standard of South Africa, and an improvement in Brazilian and Portuguese and London and Westminster. Im perial Ottoman left off at 17 to 4. Miscellaneous descriptions have been rather flat, a reduction especially occurring in Con tinental Union Gas, Credit Foncier, Credit Millwall Ironworks, and Nova Scotia Gold. On the other hand Thames and Mersey Insurance and Italian Irrigation bonds im proved, and Joint Stock Discount were firm. Hudson's Bar shares opened at 10 to 4, and closed at 161 to f. Egyptian Trading left off at 11 to prem., and Booed G6ndrale de 1' Empire Ottoman, nto prem. The closing (but in some eases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings arc subjoined, viz. :—Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 24 to / prem. ; Ebbw Vale Company, Idia to 4 prem. ; Humber Ironworks, 24 to 11 dia. ; Aberumsa Ironworks, par to 1 prem.; Imperial Mexican Ito 1 prem.; and Hewett and Co., 1 to 11 prem. There was again no alteration in colonial verument securities. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLoar- The dealings in the mining market oontinen upon • restricted scale, and few variations haw occurred in prices. Ea st Grenville and Bast Cern Brea charge are rather flatter. The former at Si to and the latter at 74 to I. Bast Candela are quoted 27i to 28, and Wheal Grenville, 71 t• i. Great Limey shares are officially marked 14. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit sip change. Port Phillip have been dealt in at par. A eall of Is. per share has been made upon the shares in the Great Northern Copper Mining Caw piny of South Australia, payable ou or before the 24th of September. N “ VI N rt tio try 99 96% rt 99 at 91 4 trz so 9799 105 107 96 97 ~ 1