The Express. — London, England, 1868-07-29 00:00:00

THIR D EDITION. TVF MA Rill:MK OF MOM?. PATT(. (MIS PAY.) T hi, soonailig u:an•i:y;e of Wile. Adelina Patti with the Marquis of CIIIIX was twlebrated in the Ronan Cutholm Church, Park-place, Clapham. The prospective marriage of the celebrated cants trim * >la. as is well known, announced several times i n th e j o urnals, and as frequently denied. It was not till the feet of the proclamation of banns in rte,;one known that the public obtained son ,p. hhe a certainty of the marriage colo- broth Thr entwuneement made in the morning piper. et the scene of tho ceremony filled the little r: si.-11 of the Redemptorist Fathers to in tem-eh:Alt overcrowding lung before the time fi zt A !. the celebration, viz., 11 o'clock, and it is hard!) ressury to add that the larger portion of the sr. .dors belonged to the fair sex. The ;lurch was ornamented in the usual style of 'Roman Catholic chapels, that is to say, there were plenty of flowers on the altars and plenty of ;:ghted candles also. Besides the seats re v mai before the altar for the bride and bride groom, the lebh :spurt's and groomsmen, there were writs in the body of the building kept for those friends who ../1) invited to the ceremony. The entrante of the bridesmaids, four in number, attracted the eyes of the crowded chapeL They *ere dressed iu white with blue wreaths sienna the head, blue rib:aids round the neck, and blue The elite 1111 CO of the bride herself, aocom inied by her father, Signor Patti, created tirliveliest interest amongst the spectators. She -sore a white satin dress covered by a lace IA which fell over her person. She wore the ~range blossoms consecrated to hymeneal cele brations, and a green wreath. She looked, it need badly be said, extremely pretty, and though v.•ry pale, she wore a smile on her face. the at once proceeded to the prie-dieu prepared for her, and knelt before the altar. the bridegroom is not like a Frenchman in ap pearance. He is fair in complexion, about the middle height , well made, and suffi ciseinutil geed looking. He was ae.com y the French Ambassador, the Prince de he Tour &Auvergne, the Duke of Man chester, Mr. Mure, and other friends. Amongst those present were Signor Mario, Madame Geri, and three of her children, Signor Tagliafico, Signor Costa, Mr. Gye, Mr. &mooch, Mr. Harris, and several others connected with the opera- Iwuses. The bridesmaids were—Mdlle. Leuw, alias Maria Harris, Mdlle. Rita di Candies, and Zany. The marriage ceremony of the Roman Catholic (tnrch is a very short one, not occupying core time than from five to ten 1111• rules. It is of course in the Latin v.rigue like all the ceremonies of that church. When the bridegroom endowed the bride with all his worldly goods, and placed :be gold ring on her finger, they retired frets the into the vestry-room, where the resisters both civil and ecclesiastical were signed by the bride and bridegroom and four witnesses, three of whom were the Prince de la Tour 41 * Auvergno, the Duke of Manchester, and Mr. Nure. When the parties returned into thechurch the luarriage mass was celebrated, the bride aocom psnying the priest attentively, with her Prayer -I.ok before her. The bridegroom, or rather the tusband, for such he now was, did not Lave, perhaps he did not require, the ammipaniment of a manual of prayers. The celebrant of the marriage ceremony and of the man was the Very Rev. F. Plun iPtt (son of the Earl of Bingen), assisted y the Revs. F. F. Burke and Clarey. The , 19004 occupied much more time than the marriage. It was the ordinary low mass of the Roman Catholic Church, but being a marriage one the huptial blessing was given during its celebra tion. After mass, the bridal party proceeded down 11le church, the principal persons receiving the t•mgratulations of their friends. The Marquise de Caux kissed Madame Grisi and .r daughters, and the Marquis shook hands with Lie friends. The bride looked extremely interesting after the • ; remony, and perhaps not less lovely than when ,s artiste she recently went through a similar errmony as afraid& in Gounod's opera. The newly married couple drove off amidst the landits of the crowd. CHARGES OP FRAUD AGAINST A BANKRUPT SOLICITOR. At. the Sheffield Police-court, yesterday, Mr. William Unwin, attorney, solicitor in Chancery, and ionfounder, was brought up on several charges of fraud .•:il concealing documents from the assignees of his • •ate. The case created very great interest in the town, TO the defendant has for • long period occepied • minont position as • solicitor. Several years ago v. the NaneAcdor Craniums) he engaged an trans *. ma not connected with his own profession, in some •‘iich he seems to have been very unfortunate. He I • .• e a brewer, and carried on business under the style ' I num/well and Co. ; but he eventually disposed of concern to a limited liability company, at a bee, he alleged, of 10,0004. The defendant also became l• • owner of the Albion Ironworks, the former owner, .'r. W. H. Brown, having been largely indebted to m ; and his loss in carrying on that business was ,timatod by himself at upwards of 20,0001. in the 3rd of July, 1866, he petitioned the Court 4 Bankruptcy, and was duly adjudicated a .inkrupt. His balance-sheet dificlosed a total of liabilities mounting to about 120,0001., and the assets were com , aatively trifling. The evidence for the prosecution aitily consisted of the admissions which had been made • •.• the bankrupt in his examination by Mr. Linklater • • fore the commissioner. It was proved that whilst his bidance-shoot the bankrupt had entered a • . W. J. Edwards, of London, as a bad debtor for . J., and bad not credited that account in any (Uri lie had received since his bankruptcy the sum of '. from Edwardm's ass i gnees, and had fa iled to account • . it. The bankrupt "admitted having received the count and appropriated it to his own use, but he I. that the oininiion to amount for it arose from • it and was not intentional. He was next charged •oh having received a dividend from the estate of a .1-son named Peacock, after his bankruptcy, and the ..lne admissions and excuse were alleged. The !Lail iliarge against the defendant was that he ,i 1 tiaudi idly concealed from his assignees a , II of exchange for 1,0001., which had been en • rse,l to him by a person named Kiernan. Ih e defendant's answer to this charge was, that be knew .4 the bill, and the dividend he might have obtained Pon it, belonged to his assignees, and that the affidavit •as filed at the last moment, when he had no •portunity of consulting them. It was stated the liabilities of the Northfield Company re 160,000/., and the assets 16,000/., and there some doubt as to whether Rieman's bill was not eek.; ; but the official liquidator, and one of the 'WWI. of the bankrupt, said it was worth more than the sum necessary to sustain the charge. Alder a long inquiry, the Mayor committed the &fen , nt for trial upon each charge at the en.ming West 4. , 1403, but admitted him to bail. At Halifax yesterday, Mr. John Firth, worsted tnouiiact ever. was charged with stealing the corporation rRe. Mr. Firth, some time ago, was fined by the magis treks of Is•cough in penalties amounting altogether tor aa it was alleged, improperly ; 1 ' 1 .n10.1 ciel u-,•1 tl . e corporation gas. The conviction, •• • • ;•••fl on appeal, and the council them -1.• • -• eed criminally against Mr. Firth, and -• ' • Lich occupied several hours, the magis • • •• • '•" •.1. n sending the case for trial at the sessions, 11 e 1..1. o 1- 'lig admitted tobail. of llereford, formerly vicar of Leeds, ..sitin g his old friends and parishioners, and •• ' l, clergy of the rural deanery presented to him ••• 1 . , mrul.l by upwards of 7U of their number, con- Lill ou his elevation to the bishopric. •• • 11. Rural., Sr. JAMES'S.- The following • • Is•cli appointed to preach at the Chapel .1. •••t. .lanie,'s, doting the month of August:--Sunduy, • th, it, c . Thomas Hohnore, M.A., of Ilagdaleue • Nla,:er of the choir of the Chapel 'loyal, •'• • le e of the Sub-Dean; Sunday, August 9, the I' • ‘o •••• 11. !more, M.A., for the Rev. Cluinceilor M.A.; Sundae, August 16, the Rev. TI as 1. 1 .. M.A., l'iel.endary of St. Paul's, Rector of • 1 . .••,•1 filth` H:1111111111; Siinday, August '23, awl Sun- A Ils• ibui. and Rev. Douglas liantiltuu 11. A., Gunn c f a:i.l Vita. of Northolt, THE EXPRE S S, WEDNESDAY tu . . - :E4.4a," JULY LAW INTELLuni:Noit—(Titis tEtv.) EQUITY COURTS. raptor,' the Mader of tho RAO XII JOINT-4V XD macourr OODTANT. —CAPITA AND wninelose • ouss. Hie lontehip, on taking his seat this morning, said the action which had born brought by Mr. Sheppard on.boludf of the company against Messrs. Capper, and which had been settled by counasl, mug go on. The costs of the afield liquidation out of the rotate. No intimation of opinion SK to the costa or position of other parties would be given ; they must take what course in due thee al teemed best to them. Mr. Jowl, Mr. Roxburgh, Mr. Uriatowe, and Mr. Cox appeared in the case. Wore Vice-Chant:44lm Sir 0. M. Oiffard.) IN LC Till TIJONIUNT LOAN ocutrAwy. The was; petitio;to;Pratinpihe oo• - i - paiii,Srhich was a loan society, instituted in 1868, and a fte rwards regis tered under the Companies Act, 1862. Thopetitioner wasthe widow andexecutris of a Mr. Mac douse% who had acted as secretary, manager, and banker of the company, and there was a question of considerable nicety on the rule', of the society as to whether the peti tioner was a shareholder in the company or not. It was ad mitted that she had claims against the company. and if she were a creditor she would be entitled to be paid in full. If, as the company said, she was only a shareholder, she w ou ld Ise entitled only to share in the aseota after all debts ware paid. The depositors in the concern were mostly artisans end persons of small means. The trade creditors ware none, or of inconsiderable amount. Mr. Druoe, Q.C., and Mr. Higgins supported the peti tit n. Mr. Am left, Q.C., and Mr. Bagshawe, for the com pany, said it wee very questionablo whether the oourt weld say the company was unable to pay its debts. The Vice-Chancellor said it was clear that a compulsory winding up order would lead to a ruinous waste of the assets; and it was arranged, with the permission of the court. that the petitioner should take out a summons with a view to a compromise, which is to be, heard at l o'clock on Friday. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) DAVIS •. DAVID AND STEAM . .. Dr. Deane, 4C., and Mr. Pritchard for the peti tioner. -7 The . parties were married in January, 1658. The hus band wu a draper, at Canton; near Cardiff. They lived happily together for usurers, and had two children; but the petitioner, not being prosperous in business, went abroad in 1864. His wife stayed first with her parents at Tetbury ; but she afterwards became superin tendent of Sir Watkin Wynn's dairy at Wynnatay, and here she made the acquaintance of George Street, an ar chitect and builder in the employ of Sir Watkin. Atter a time, it was alleged that a criminal intimacy .P up between them, and it was followed by the..i= of twins. Some rumours having reached the petitioner he wrote to his wife on the subject, and she may replied that the less he inquired about her the less he w3uld hear to ker detriment. She also suggested that he should apply for a divorce, as " the only means of comfort to a concerned." The petitioner then came home and insti tuted proceedings against her. He demanded 5001. as damages. The evidence of identity being deficient, the court allowed a verdict to be taken, subject to the wanting link being dasupplin at 20/. i On this understanding the jury &assessedthe at COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) TN WI FREDERICK ISTLLIAN PRESTON. The bankrupt was described as formerly of Grange walk, Bermondsey, and of Begent'rpark-road, Rer ed t;:- . park, tanner and currier—then of Lodge-villa, road, Be gent 's -park—then of Naxell's Hotel, Strand —then of Blount's Hotel, Gerrard-street, Soho— thew of Great Portland-street—then of Langham street, Langham-place, of no occupation, and now a prisoner for debt. The bankrupt states his debts at 7,0161. There are two detainers against him in respect of what he states to be debts of honour. He ascribes his failure to losses in trade, pressure by credi tors, and insufficient means. This was an application for release from custody. Mr. Godfrey supported the application ; Mr. App. and Mr. Dobie opposed for the detaining creditors. His Honour ordered the application to stand over till after the choice. LATEST SPORT7NG INTELL IQ E Nett THE GOODWOOD CUP DAY. TO TN II 11D11011 COI ?OK TCLPROMP. 81x,—quint, select, and brilliant, the fink day of Goodwood has gone off with an film hardly expected by the critics who took stook of the card in the morning, for if there was only one " field" of hones, the sport generally was most exciting, favourite after favourite being bowled over in a way that must have been rather galling to those who withdrew their hones under the idea —not that the going was so bad—that they had nochance. Polders had quite a thrilling afternoon, being early upset when Ctiarnwood, to open the ball, stayed just a little longer than Vespasian for the Craven Stakes; and the Hermit confederacy must be chagrined that they did not treat their fortunes to Knight of the Garter instead of the old horse, who was just a little out of his distance. So was Phoebus in the Oratwicke, wherein another outsider, the moderate Lady Blanche filly, managed to bowl over The Herald (and the odds laid on the pair of old opponents, "to make sure," by the knowing ones), after a rattling finish. The agony was piled up when after the odds laid on Ventnor were upset, Badaworth had to bow to the Duke of Beaufort in the rich Levant ; and bad not Mercury ran unkindly, the plungers on the Stewards' Cup would have had a worse time of it, perhaps, for Vex was tiring at the finish. Whoa the tide had turned matters progressed more smoothly, both Belladrum and Blinkhoolie winning their racer as easily as they were bound to do ; and I have no doubt the "gentlemen" will take their revenge of the book makers before the Cup day is over. The certainties in the programme, originally looked upon with such glee by the prophets, may not, however, all " come off," for the Duke of Beaufort will have all his work to do to beat the promising brother to Ravioli in the 200 son. Sweep stakes for colts. Should Mr. Saville miss this, he may take the richer sweep for finial with his Rigolboche filly, if eke is able to get over Scintilla; and Belladram will surely leave the Eighteenth Memorial to Ryshworth, whilst he has the Molecomb almost at his mercy!' Vale Royal must be the selected one for the Racing Stakes ; and Taraban for the Sixteenth Memorial, Blueskin (in For mosa's absence) for the Seventeenth, Vale Royal for the 60 son. Sweepstakes, and Phcebus for theZetland, cannot well be run away from. The defeat of Satyr in the Craven Stakes puts him out of court for the Cup, which still reads like a Latch between Mr. Chaplin's rose and the Duke of Newcastle'■ purple and white, though the Goodwood Stakes result may show Mr. Johnstone's Tyndale or Tabouret to be in the hunt. Certain advisers wanted to persuade Mr. Johnstone to save the young one for the Cup, OA he did Tyndale last year; but he can hardly be so good a horse as Speculum ; yet, if he can bowl out the hope of the bookmakers, Suffolk, " the duke " should win either with Jou= or his young one. Friday's events shall be dealt with to-morrow.--I am, &c. Wednesday Morning. METEOR. GOODWOOD mPFTING.-(THIS DAY.) GOODWOOD STAKES. Tabouret Ilium The Spy 17 ran. SWia.rmAKES OF 300 SOVS. St. Ronan .. • • • • Handitto • • Herald FINDON STAKES. Tenedos •• Lady Melbourne .. '• Crocus HANDICAP PLATE. _ . Courtier .. 1 Pear!feather .. Ulphus 3 GOODWOOD STAKES. i to 2 aget Tabouret (t) 6to 1 Cannon Ben (t) 11 to 2 Kidderminster (t) 10 to 1 Gomers (t) 12 to I Fidelia (t) NO to 7 Ecarti (t) ion to 6 The Sp T T M (t) ary Ann (t) 25 to 1 y 24 to 1 Tyndale (t) 30 to 1 Stradbroke (t) Glengarnock (t) 300 to 20 Ilium (t) DRAWING-ROOM STAKES. One mile and a quarter. Moslem and Vale Royal are here. HANDICAP PLATE. One mile and a quarter. Vespalan, Knight of the Garter, Menus, Mandrake, Python, Van Amburgh, St. Ronan, Kettleholder, Seville, Clairon, Chippenham, Election. Cotytto, and Arkadi are here. GOODWOOD DERBY. One mile four furlongs. Naivete, Banditto, Bel Mono, and John Leech are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 300 SOVS. (Fillies.) One mile and a quarter. Leonia and Athena are here. LATEST FOREIGN IATELLIGENGE. eramotoom imoria's option.) THE BRAZIL& RIO DB JANBIRD, Jura t There is n news from the seat of war: Exchange on London, 171 ; Pas*, ns ; Coffee, good Sat, 7.300 to 7.500 reia. Total ship ments since the departure of the last mail, 107,860 bags, of which 39,000 were for the Channel and Nor* of Europe, 72,600 for the Mediterranean, and 2,800 for the Baltic. Elates, 107,850 bags ; stook, 80,000 bags ; freight, 35 to 40. BAHL!, JULY 15. 14so1uutlits on London. 1.1. Sugar, whites, 3'Boo to 4.2130 mix; browns, 3+900 to 3 . 400 rein. Cotton, 1.1.000 to 14 . 500 Ms. PHANAMBLIOO, Jinx 17. Exchange on London, 18}. Burr: whites, 3.600 to 6.800 reis; browns, 3100 to 4000 reis. Cotton, 13'000 nig. The La Plata was at St. Vincent on the 20th inst., and the Estremuda at Pernambuco on the 12th. IN RN D. 311107 f. The bankrupt, described as formerly a farmer, of Halton, Yorkshire, since of Westminster - bridge-r oad, commission agent, renewed his application for release from custody. His debts are 4291. It was proved on the former occasion that the bankrupt had sud denly left Halton, after realising his property, and bringing about 1001. to London with him had spent or lost it at various races. The application was then ordered to stand over till after the choice of assig nees, with a recommendation from the court that the cre ditors should remove the case down to the county court at Melton. The choice took place this morning, but no resolution for removing the case was come to ; nor did the assignee oppose the release. - Mr. R. Griffiths opposed on behalf of the York Union 'tanking Company ; Mr. E. Reed supported. His Honour required the bankrupt to find two sureties of ltiW. each before he was released. IN BE 0. 11. The bankrupt was described as of no occupation, for merly of the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, and lieutenant in the 13th Light Infantry. His debts are 1,1711. Causes of failure—pressure by creditors, and having no means or prospect of meeting his engagements. This was another application for release. There was no opposition, and the release was granted. POLICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.) MANSION HOUSE. COMM 07 POROEHT •O•LNOT • maiseaorr's =EX. Manual Ramberg, a respectably dressed young man, was this • brought before Alderman Sir Robert Carden, on the e of forging and uttering a cheque for 3001. with intent to defraud the City Bank. Mr. Mullen, solicitor to the Bankers Protection Asso ciation, appeared for the prosecution. The prisoner was a clerk in the employment of Mr. Lewis Phillip Faulke, merchant, South-street, Finsbury, and ft appeared that on the 2nd of the present month be presented a cheque for 3001. at the City Bank and was paid two 1001. bank notes, one 601. note, and 501. in gold. Be then absconded, and a warrant for his ap prehension having been placed in the bands of detective sergeant Funnel, that officer traced him to Paris, where the prisoner was taken into custody by the French police and given up at Boulogne under the extradition treaty between this country and France. The prisoner in reply to the charge said he was sorry for what he had dune, but be had only had 14s. a week and could not live on it. He could speak three languages. Sir Robert Carden remanded the prisoner for a week. SOUTHWARK. BINGIILARABSAULT BY 4.lrOlLtN. Nary Wright, a middle-aged female, was placed at the bar before Mr. Bureham, charged with committing a violent assault upon George Gaylor. The complainant, whose head was bandaged up, said that on the previous night he was leaving a public-house in Jamaica-row, Bermondsey, when the prisoner rushed huil uniana Y o ' an y seizing him by the hair of the head, said, " You v . what have you done with my brother's simper and a 't" Mr. Burcham naked what he meant by such words. He never heard of such before. Witness replied that he understood them to mean that he had robbed her brother of his watch and chain. When she seized him by the hair she struck him on the head, and he fell insensible. A constable afterwards conveyed him to the hospital, where his wound was dressed. The prisoner here said that she never used the words imputed to her, and never beard them before. As for her brother's watch and chain, he was never fortunate enough to be possessed of such valuable articles. Mr. Benham staked her what she had to say for assaulting the complainant. She replied that she and her brother had been drinking in a public-house in Jamaica-row, and when the former left several men surrounded him and pulled him about. She rushed out and tried to rescue him, when she pushed against the complainant, and he fell with his head against the kerb, and cut it. The constable said that the doctor thought the cut was caused by some blunt instrument. Mr. Burehum said there was no proof that she used anything, and as it was most likely she pushed him on the kerb, he should tine her 26a., or twenty-one days. EXTRAORDINARY ACCIDMNT WITH MOLTEN METAL—The irellsdenblatt of Vienna gives an account of sad accident which has just happened at Blansko, in the smelting works of Prince Balm. The men were on the point of running a mss of metal when a stop-cock gave way and the fiery liquid flowed rapidly all over the place Some moisture being on the ground, a thick steam imme diately filled the place and prevented the men from seeing, and in their endeavours to escape they stumbled over various obstacles and fell in the molten iron, burning themselves in a most horrible manner. Sixteen persons were most seriously hurt, and several of them have already succumbed. EXTRAORDINARY EIRE NEAR NOTTINGITAM.-A fire of an extraordinary character happened yesterday afternoon near Nottingham. Some boys sot fire to the grass in a field by the Trent side, awl it extended so rapidly that in a short time wren large pieces of pasture land were in a state of complete conflagration. For some tinw great danger was apprehended, several large lily stalls r tending in the neighbourhood, but the steam fire engine from Nottingham having arrived they were saved. NATIONAL EXHIBITION of Won firs of AIM, AT LI rut, R.- It, turn .i atlrui,tiowt: -Towsday. July 24, - Ily heagoll ti , kt 1-. i';;,; by ixtylovot Total, 4,4::9. HIGHLAND AND .dORI9U.gTTRAL BOCIRTI OF SCOTLAND. ABERDEEN, Tuasnsy Nrorrr. To-day the forty-first annual show of the High land and Agricultural Society of Scotland commenced on the Links of Aberdeen. This is the fourth time the society has held its meetings in the granite city, and with age the grmtners and influence of this institution seem to grow. At the first exhibition in Aberdeen, in 1834, the total en tries of cattle, horses, sheep, and swine numbered 615; poultry, nil ; implements, nine 7 with 827/. in money pre =Mß ; for the present exhibition, the secretary, Mr. Menzies, at the committee meeting yesterday afternoon, his Orace the Duke of Ruccleuch prencling, gave the fol lowing figures :—Cattle, 373; horses, 139 sheep, 632, swine, 57 ; poultry, 480—the grand total, 1,881 ; making, with one exception, the greatest gathering the society has ever recorded. SNIPPING INTELLIGENCII.-(THI8 DAY.) (PT 17110 - ILPH.) 1.02c005, July 29.—Yfind at no 8.8. W. Muckrake breeze, with heavy rain ; temperature very much cooler. Duet, July 28.—Amved: Belton (ae.), from New York. Ar rived from the river: Ethel., for Alga& Bay. Arrived from the river and Britivh Flag, for Calcutta. Bailed : ralmenslon, for Colombo. - . . - flair ammo, July 48.—Armed: Caudate, from Mad= ; HOT gord, from Colombo ; It. R. throne, Mauritius; Gebroeders, Monte Video ; Beatrice, Baltimore ; Irene, Quebec ; Quebec. - 71O.;:a anemic, July IS.—Arrived : Tasmanian (m.), from Colon, ke. Sailed: Union (se), for New York. PLYIMITP Jaly 18.—Arrived: Julia Kelly, from Hayti, for Hamburg; I Raba, Cardenas. Bairroc, July W.—Arrived : Ann, from Wins. Piet, July W.—Arrived : Port , from Quebec. CLYDS, July NO.—Arrived : from Quebec; Sublime, Quebec ; tilaucna, St. Jolla's, Newt Oft T•B ORBS.? °LEMMA°, Judy W.—Arrived: Cymric, from Liverpool for Africa. Posrsuouva July 18.—Arrived : Maur, from Wadraa. Feuroteru, July IT.—Bailed; Princess of Niles, for Cape of Good Hope. Neuron., July 27.—Arrived; Eva, from Bristol , for New York; Roderick Dhu, from Liverpool, for Aspinwall. Cianirr, July W.—Arrived Nante (us.), hour Bilbao; Albert Edward, from Monte Video. fin •i 4 MIA, July lB.—Arrived: Wary Ann from Bilbao. LIWZIPtIOL, July IS—Sailed: George Washington, for New Calabar ; Antoinette, Belise; Briarley, Demerara ; Rachel, Cardenas; Cicero, Calcutta; Malta (s.), New York; Manhattan (se), New York ; Weida, Ballot Ocouriorrsa, July W.—Arrived : Constance, from Charlotte Town, P.E.I. Qrrevrrows, July W.—Arrived : Tripoli (us.), tam New York, and left for Liverpool. CABl7minEs. MARGATE, July 27.—The Moselle (a), home (thin day) for Thames Haven, pounded on the Hook of Margate send and re mains. The Magician (..), took the passengers out and proceeded. July 28. The Moselle, width grouuded yesterday on the Hook of Margate sand came of this evening. LLMJ CA A,July I!.l l. Per ise. 'relograph.)-11111410011 reporta Germania on abort. in River. WILLINOTON, New 7. . , JuneS. —The Albion, whirl ar rived here from London, Nith May, with foretop-maat in nearly diechiu, and mom,• portion of her cargo has been found ocriouely damaged by mit water. Now TORII, July 16.—Amounts from Sydney, New South Viola, dated June I, report that portions of a wreck, to be that of a large American maid, had been found a= Sound. R\ UN El June I.—The Natolia, from London, which arrived at Melbourne nth May, went ashore at Bt. Kilda next day. QUARANTINE NOTICE. Sr. Jaoo n► Cram, July T.—Cholera hag broken out in Ha vannah, and all arrival.' from that port mill be subjected to a rigorous quarantine. At a meeting of the directors of the E lectric International Telegraph Company, held to-day, it was trselved to recommend to the proprietors, at the gcucral meeting to be held on the 6th proximo, to con firm a dividend (43/. IRT cent. for the fait half-year, fore of incotoe-toc. frisit Coux IZEArEtts. This (Woduceday) morning a large minther of Irioth man und.womon arrived in Ie 111 tot finial Ireland. and then divided into groups. making tI.. w:.y into Neat. Surrey, and Ilunis in bean& of work. Wheat. barley. Malt. Vats. noun. qrs. qrs. ... qrs. qrs. kb. mak& =tsh & 290 Foreign Total Kai" 2,340 qrs. LIVERPOOL COTTON MAR T. (THIS DAY.). (rim Oil{ OWN 0013ININ'ONDINT.) Cotton market very quiet and depressed. Sales about 8,000 bales. The liabilities of the German house which failed yester day amount to about 130,0001. to 150,0001. ; losses prin cipally on Surat and Egyptian cotton. CORK BUTTER MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (BY TlLlOnkrill.) (mom OUb owx 002111PONDIRT. Ordinary, 1165.105., 101 e, 97e., 86e., 695.; 1,970 fir kins. Mild cured, 118 e., 1125., 103 s. ; 240 firkins. MINCING-LANE.—(THIB DAY.) Stroen.—The market continues quiet; previous prim are without alteration, but they are with difficulty sup ported. Jamaica and St. Kitts, 325. 6d. to 335. ; Antigua, 32.. 6d. to 335. 6d. ; St. Nevis, 335. ; refined is also in moderate request without cluing.* in priori Comes.—The public sales of Plantation Ceylon have gone off without spirit, and at 6d. to la. per cwt. de cline on hat week's prices : Triage, 345. to 844. ; fine to fine fine ordinary, 625. to 665. • low middling, 675. to 69e. 6d. ; middling to good iseiadlinA a 7oo. to 78e. ed. ; bold, 80s. 6d. to 83e. 6d. Native Ce : bold, 625. 6d. ; good 6d. ordinary,6d. 48s. to 48s. 6d. ; small and ordinary, 435. to 46e. Cocoa is dell of sale, and prices lower. Trinidad sold at 48e. for grey, to 695. 6d. for good red. Ti* continues in limited request. Rut-100 puncheons Penang sold at Is. 71d., and a small parcel of Demerara at Is. 9.1 d. Rjcs.—For Bengal a decline of 9d. to le per cwt. has been accepted for white and 6d. per cwt. for cargo kinds. Amiownoor.-160 tins tine St. Vincent's sold at 6d. Rairrwrits.—No sales to report. Corrox continues dull of sale, and prices still rule in buyers' favour. TALLOW MARKET.—(TIIIB DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow, 41s. 9d. ; Peters. burg Y.C., on the spot, 445. 3d.; October to Decem ber, 465. 66. ; December, 46e. ; spring, 465. 36. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--{THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a continued steady inquiry for all descriptions, prices showing an upward tendency. COAL MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Walls End South Hetton, 18s.; Walls End Braddyls Hatton, 16e. 9d. ; Walls End Original Hartlepool, 181. 6d.; Walls End 18e. 3d.; Walls End Harton les. 3d.; WaßsEnd Acorn Close, 16e.; Walls End South Hartlepool, 166.3 d.; Elliotts, 16.. 9d.; Holy - well, 16e.--Ships at market, 22 ; at sea, 36. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) WIDNIPDAT, JOLT ia. 6 AA& LI: A W. 1 1 1141:-"ItDDIs . Wi l 11- 2. 9 j. Naas. 1 7/2.14r N.B. 9 9 N.B. a' 1 Aberdeen .... Illa yyBl 29 8.8. E 1 1 Z. 16 1 1 Leith .llB, :67 E.B . R. 21N.0b - Shields_ _ Setzbore• 139.22 62.11.&W. 1 4 8.8.1. eh I 0.02 2 E— YHeider ernieuth 1211.11111711661317.N.W 2 3 8.1. ro 0.1 2 ardromen —.2117 0 1.17 8 --- .1. - - 8.2. o . --- 1 Oreenesetie 29.6er6664 N.N.E. B.BH. ro , 0.11 - Holyhead 29.4675156 W. B.W. 8.8. E. er ,' - Liverpool 79.661•11 66 8. 8.1 is I 1 Valenti& - '911.16i 27 1 ., N. W. ore 0.1 7 Cape Clear._ 29.20:168 57 N.W. N.N.W. a 10. 6 Roche's Pt._ 19.81 r 68,26 N.W. N.W. eO. 6 ?essence ilia 40 1 22 W.N.W 8. me 0.66 3 Pieouth . 29.8001766 1 W. B.W. ro ' 0.26 6 Weymouth Portamonth-29.74•1611 N.W. W.B.W. is 0.07 4 Loudon 129.70 r 116 67 W. W.B.W. bra RIB - C. (iris Nes `16.1127,22,52 N.W.— re t B rest 29.112 r;111,211 W.N.W re 1 9 Lorient '29.90r 8117, N.W. re , 1 4 Itoeheftet &writs 29.117140 26 W.B.W. - r 3 Coruna& Braes& Paris — - - - Toulon .211.98 a 72 72 N.W. 5 - c 4 Hairt's Cm 30.07s 22 61 8.8. W. 1 1 1 88. W. b —l3 ileert's Can. 30.1; a . _ 8 .8. W. _ RP(A4tgB. On the western coasts of theme isia - ks a considerable inrreacie in barometrical pressure has *mimed during the last 44 t:" hilot at northern sad eastern stations .ings are lower . " .t r a 11. Valentin the increame ham been nearly 6-10tha of an inch. The lowest pp...sure is at Holyhtsal. The differende be tween the readings at that station and Brest amounts to e-letha. Temperature is much less in England and Ireland; in the north of Brot/and it i. haT. A westerly gide—font e—blew yesterday on the Irish owe; the gale eue.tina,s at Voleuthm hum the north, and a weststouth we.t i.. tilos nig at Hid/bead. On our Channel coast the wind t. fr,sh 1111131 the north-wet. Hain has fallen in England soil L. hind; iu the imouthmweot time fall ha* been pepidenible. The weather is cloudy or overpot. ~i~ ~-_~. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARE-LANIL—{TRIM DAY.) The quantity of new English wheat received fresh up Win morning was limited, and veiy few old rampam were exhibited. Nevertheless, there was no improvement in the demand for any description, at Monday's reduction in value. For foreign wheat, the show of which was good. tke trade was heavy, at about late rates. Floating cargoes of wheat were dull and drooping. In other respects the floating grain cargo trade was Arm. Barley was steady in value, with a moderate demand. New English in excellent condition was held at 38s. to 445. per qr. Malt changed hands to a fair extent, at late rates. Oats were firm, and the value of good sound corn had an upward:tendency. Beans and peso were quite as dear. The trade for them was moderately active. Next to nothingsi nt w as doing in flour, at Monday's prices. is Town-made • at 60s. to 54: per 280Ibs. Linseed was firm, ut rapeseed was a slow sale. Most agricultural seeds were steady. Cakes were held at ex treme rates. Per Qr. Waxar. a. a. Prez. Kest, rd, '!6 ba to 68 - - Per Qa. Oats. a. a. Scott& potato Irish black n to 31 „ white 22 to 99 Eames. ---„ "„ ma 66 to 64 Do. white, '6B 66 to 62 er 68 1° 66 Norfolk and lanool'a red 5B to 64 Saator. Hams= — 49 to 44 Tick 49 to 44 Harrow Pigeon— Pau 6O to 67 Malting Distilling Orinding O2 to 36 lim ol l•Torfolksimil OP to 75 Kingston and Warn • to 76 Brown En. 64 to 66 Grey 4O to U Maple Whits 49 to 44 et to 40 Pious. . New 4O to 42 OATS. Town man - per 966 lto. Household Country Norfolk and Suffolk, ex ship 49 to 44 log Usk, feed ---- 45 to ell potato. 29 to at Broach. feed Per Q. Wula?. • S. Dantsie sad Konigs berg &stook soilleeklen- IN to 70 Per far. Orr s. S. I. Danish and Swedish 23 to IS Bastian l6 to IS Buss. _ . _ Ds= ea to 4t7 56 to SD Itgesian, bard soft American, red... 56 to 60 whit. BO to 64 Danish 46 to 44 R47Pti•A 4B to 44 RAIL -- - ._ . _ Brous Cosi. "nee. Yellow _ oribilsi.- - - --- st to as DIM* 36 to 40 Wage 0444. 86 40 40 - . U Dotelt i l U to IT AparreLs OP GRAIN _, CARRL&GE ' rtostat. 81 to as 60 to 66 A 111140114 bei. 3O to 16 Camas* SO to 311 [NM LONDON BY WATER rill!) WEEK. s' 29, 1 Q . MONEY MARKET.--(Tffrs DAY.) omit (mom The &dolors hum abroad, especially from Spain, being considered nosatisfactory, and the demand for gold for expeortation having increased, nearly all the ratirketa for public securities are flat to-day. The automat of fresh business is limited, the dealers being engaged with peeparatione for the fortnightly settlement on Friday. Corels Love declined 1 per cent. Foreign Bends are freely offered st lower prices. Italian of 1861 and Spanish of 1867 exhibit chief depression. Conformal govern ment debenture. are dull, owing, it i► stated, to sales on orders from Montreal. Home railway shares, however, have improved in some oases, the moderate extent of the supply of stook in the market and the favourable traffic rskerns having induted purchases. The demand for money is still very modermte, End the rate for the beet paper is unchanged, a t 1, to 11 per cent. Advances on English govern ment securities are obtainable in the Stock Ex change, at 1 to 11 per cent. Console are quoted 944 to 1 both for money and the account (Aug. 6), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 943 tot. In the railway market, Caledonian, Midland, Great Eastern, Metropolitan,. and London, Chatham, and Dover stocks have risen per cent., while Chest Western, Brighton, and South Eastern have declined 1 to 1. Sub joined are the prices: —Caledonian, 741 to ; London and North Western, 1151 to ; Great Western, 50 to }; Midland, 1041 to 1051, ex new ; London and Fonth Western, 91/ to 921; Groat Eastern, 40 to ; Brighton, al to 4; South Eastern, 761 to ; Metropolitan, 113 to t ; Great North ern, 1041 to 1051; Ditto A, 1013 to 1024; London, Chatham, and Dover, 201 to 3 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1294 to 1; York and North Mid land, 921 to 931 ; Berwick, 1024 to 103} ; and North British, 344 to 1. The foreign stock market shows depression. Italian of 1861 and Spanish of 1867 are chiefly offered, and have declined 1 to; per cent., viz., to 521 to 1 and 341 to 3, respectively. Brazilian of 1866 are quoted 764 to 4, being 1 per cent. lower ; Turkish of 1866, 381 to 391, showing a reduction of 4; Chili= of 1867, 924 to 933 ; Egyptian of 1864, 83 to 84 ; Mexican, 151 to ; Peruvian of 1865, 771 to 78 ; Russian of 1866, 92 to 93 ; Orel, 831 to 1; Turkish of 1838, 66 to 67; and ditto of 1862, 64 to 65. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock is at 1143 to 1134 ; the Four, 1041 to 105 ; the Bonds, 235. to 1101. prem. ; and the Debentures, 105 to 3 ; Bank Stock, 248 to 248 ; and Exchequer Bills, 158. to 20s. prem. The market for bank shares is unchanged. London alai Westminster, 701 to 711; Lon don and County, 521 to ; Union of London, 341 to 381; Imperial Ottoman. # to 1 prem. ; Lon don and Brazilian, 30 to 25 die. ; Oamolidatod, 1 to 1 prem.; and Anglo-Austrian, 61 to 1 prem. Miscellaneous shares are quiet, with little busi ness. National Dismount, 6j to 71 preen.; General Credit, 24 to dis. ; Credit Fonder, 21 to 3 per share; International Irmancial, 11 to 11 dia. ; London, 26 to 24 die. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to ; Telegraph Construction, 15 to 1 ; Atlantis Telegraph Right per Cent. Preferenee, 41 to ; and Anglo-American, 211 to 1. United States 5-20 Bonds have receded 1 per cent., the present price being 721 to 4. Erie Railway shares, 431 to 44; Illinois Central, 944 to 95 ; Atlantic and Great Western debentures, 381 to 39 ; and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 39 to 4. The Canadian Loan is at 106 to 107 ; the Egyptian, I dis. to I prem. ; the Swedish, 2-1 to 3 prem. ; and the Tamboff-Roaloff, lf to If prem. The Midland Railway traffic returns shows this week an Morales of 6,9191. over last year. The lifanclieder Examiner of to-day contains the following with reference to a large failure in the Liverpool cotton trade : The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was almost in a state of panic, owing to a rumour, which afterwards proved to be correct, that one of the first German houses in the cotton trade had been compelled to stop payment. The reasons, so far as can at present be aicertained, which caused the suspension of the firm, are the holding of a large quantity of Egyptian, and the purchave of several thousand bales of Surat cotton at a high rate, to arrive. Some of the Surate have reached the Mersey, and the firm, being unable to take the cotton up, were compelled to step payment. The liabilities of the firm are estimated at from 160,0001. to 180,0001. As no (Alicia' announcement of the stoppage was made yesterday, we refrain from publishing the name of the firm. TWO O'CLOCK. Consols remain dull, at the above-mentioned reduction. With respect to railway stocks, Great Western, London and South Western, and Lan cashire and Yorkshire have improved to per cent., while Midland has declined Peruvian Bonds of 1865 are flat, and have receded per cent.—viz., to 77 to a. Turkish of 1865 are I lower. FOUR O'CLOCK. The government funds are dull, at 941 to both for money and the account. Railway stocks are in demand, at an improve ment. Metropolitan and South Eastern are in especial request, and have risen 1 per cent., viz., to 1141 to 1 and 771 to 1 respectively. Cale donian, 76* to 1; Brighton, 638 to # ; Midland, 1061 to 8 ; London and North Western, 116; to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1291 to 1301; and Great Western, 61; to!. Some of the foreign bonds are slightly bettor. Italian of 1861, 621 to 1; Orel, 831 to j ; 66 to 1; Spanish of 1867, 34; to 36 ; and Turkish of 1866, 381 to 39*. No transactions in bullion have occurred at the Bank to-day. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rodeo opened at 69fr. 80c. for the account, being 6e. lower. The following relates to the New Granada debt :—" ?desire. Baring Brothers and Co. have received a remittance on account of New Granada dividends of 3,5361. 4s. 9d., 17,964.08 dots., from the Custom-house of Banta Marta, the col lections there for the month of June being as fol lows:-37} per cent. duties audgnad, 21,170.40 dole. ; balance due (other ports), 764.96 dole; from Rio Eacha Custom-house, 106.60 dole. ; short remitted April, 28.26 dole. ; 22,069.10 dole. Also a remittance has been received from the Custom-house at Barranquitta of 3461." The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance of 4871. ss. 9d., on account of the dividends on the debt of Ecuador. The committee of the Stock Exchange have just appointed special settling days in the follow ing securities, viz. :—The Bonds of the Tamboff- Kosloff Railway Company, Friday, 31st instant; the scrip and fully paid-up scrip of the Swedish Loan for 1,150,000/. sterling, Monday, 3rd August ; the A Debenture stock fully paid-up and 70 per cent. paid of the Crest Eastern Railway Compare , ditto ; the Sao Vicente Mining Company( • ), ditto. All the above are to be quoted in the official lists. The Tasmanian has arrived from the West Indies with 110,000/. in specie; the Hansa, from New York, with 69.5001.; and the Countess of Kintore, front Otago, New Zealand, with 26,0001. 40 to 111 41 10 44 SI to 411 te to di 3 . The failure is annonnord of Meirata. John sad Bdward Corder*, and Co., provision inerehaats, of Tooley-street, with liabilities estimated at about 30,000 i. _ _ Therdirectors of the British sad Irish Msgnstie Telegraph Company have announced a dividend for the past half-year at the rate of 9# per cent., per annum, payable on the 20th August. The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3441. over last year, and the Glasgow and South Western an increase of 2701. At the meeting yesterday of the London and St Katharine Docks Company the directors' report was adopted, and a dividend of 1 i per cent. de clared for the half year, after some discussion with reference to the management of the undee taking. At the meeting of the Australian Agricultural Company held yesterday a dividend of 10s. per share, free of income tax, was declared. A meeting of the Hop and Malt Exchange as& Warehouse Company (Limited) was held yesterday. when the directors' re po rt was adopted. It stated that the building has been completed at a coat of 66,8571., and that the profit over the working ex penses since Oct. last has amounted to 37g. At a meeting of the Albion Bask - (litaited), held yesterday, a dividend at the rate of 4 per sent. wee deckled. An extraordinary general assisting of the Tele graph to India Company (Limited) is convened for the 9th August, to oordlrm thirproceedings at tie meeting on the 12th instant, with reference to the agreement between this company and the Tole ph Conetruction and Maintenance Company 'milted); also for the purpose of declaring a dirt for the half year ending the Seth June. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and waterworks shares, as given in the Stook Exchange list of 'last evening : Insurance.-Allisame Marine, 261 ex di ,v. • Commercial Union, 61 ; Guardian, 624 ex dir.; Omen Marine, 20; Universal Marine (Inoue;), 6 346 ex div. Gas Light and Coke.-City of: Moscow Gas, 51 ; Com mercial, 34 ; Continental Union (limited), 151; European, 11.4, lb, ex div.; Surrey Consumer" New, 8, e. Docks.-London and St. Katherina 49 es div. Waterworks-llerlin, 161; East London, 1141, ex div Annexed is a report of _yesterda ,nl y , 's sales at the " Open Stock Exchange (I-i *ted): ' Hercules Insurance Company, V. paid, 9s. 6d. to 10s.; Worthing Royal Sea Rouse Hotel Company , 31. 10s. paid, 12a. ; J arch Company Dividend Warrant, 111. bc, 31. 1 6e. ;S. Austrian and Lombardo-Verdian, 201. fully paid, 1613-16; Belgian Pubeic Works, A shares, 101. fully Paid, 7 7-16; New Quebrada Company, 41. paid, le, ai. to la. 9d. • ditto, 41. 4s. paid, Si. M. to 65..; Lacy V resionald. Phillips G o ld Mine, 61. tally 265. ; Cimeolidated Land Company of Prance, 101. 16c, 17s. • ditto, 201. Bonds, 1872, 4 11-16; ditto, 201. 1874, ' 4.9-18 ; Royal Swedish Railway, 2s. 9d. to 2a. 1 • Hodges' Distillery, 261. fully paw, 101 ; John King an d Company, 71. paid. 2 16-16; Confederate States Loan, 8 par cent., due 1873, 7s. 6d. to 84. per 1,000 dole. ; Ceylon Coffee Estates, 101. fully paid, 4s. 3d. • Royal Swedish Railway, 7 per cent. preference, 41. paid, 12s. 6d. to 12s. 9d.; Alhambra Company, 10/. fully paid, 63-16; City of Milan. Improvements, 301. fully paid, 9i ; Spanish New 3 per Cents., 1867, 35 1-16. The coupons due the Ist August on the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company's sterling bonds are advertised for payment in due course. MINEB.-(27118 DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. Home mining shares are stallegl i itd:Viert Chiverton, 601 to 611; Great Rata ,33t0 1; Prince of Wales, 37e. 6d. to 405.; Chiverton, 20e. to 265, ; Chiverton Moer, 61 to 6j; New Lovell, 17e. Bd. to 225. 6d. ; Wheal &tom, 67i to ;624 ; Emily Henrietta, 313 to 32 1; East Lovell, 7 to 71; Trumpet Consols, 12 to 13 ; and Clifford, 2 to 24. F3reign and colonial mining shares are quoted as follows :—Yudanamutana, 61 to t; St. John del Rey, 181 to 191 ; Don Pedro, 21 to 3 prem. Anglo-Brazilian, par to f prem.; Pestarsma, to dis. ; Chontales, 2 to j ; Roma Grande." to prem. ; Anglo-Italian, par to 3 _prem. ; Uni Mexican, 11 tot ; Frontino and Bolivia, to ; and Port Phillip, 1 9-16 to 11-16. RAILWAY, MINING, AND OTHER SHARES.-(THLS DAY.) [Closing pnces to 1 p.m. I COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Canada, Jan. and July, 1877 to 1884 (6 per cent.), 1041, 4. Do, Jan. and July (6 per cent.), 92. New South Wales, Jan. and July, 1888 to 1886 (6 par owq..), 100. Ns; Zealand, Jan., April, July, and Oct. (5 per cent.). 95 3, 741- ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Caledonian, 744. Great Eastern, 404, 40. Great Northern A (A receives no dividend until 4- par mint. has been paid to B), I th 1 4, m. Great Western, original, . London, Brighton, and Son Coast, 637. London and North Western, 1154. Manchester, Slellield, and Lincolnshire, 421, 4. metropolitan, 1134, 124, ex 16e. balance of dividend. Midland, 1044, 64, ma. North British, aq. North Eastern (Berwick), 1034, 4. South Eastern, 764, 4, 4. PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Eastern, Eastern Counties Extension, 6 per cent., 104. Great Northern, 6 per cent. redeemable at 10 per etelL. prem., 109. PREFERENCE SHARES AND STOCKS. Great Eastern, new, 6 pet sent., 1863, 83. Midland, inconvertible new shares, 161. Do., 6 per cent., 91. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. East Indian, gua. 6 par cent., 1084, a, 1. Great Indian Peninsula, guar. 6 per cent., 108. Do., new, 91. Great Western of Canada, 131, Madras, gun. 6 per east., 1061, 1.. Do., 41 per cent., 951. Oude and liohilcund, gua. 6 per cent., 1061. Bcinde, Delhi, gua. 6 per cent., 1024, +. Do., Panjaub, 1011. INDIAN RAILWAY DEBENTURES. East Indian, 1869-70-71, 109. Great Indian Peninsula, 1870-71-72-73, 1021, 1. - FOREIGN RAILWAY& _ . ... Bahia and San Francisco (Limited), guar. 7 per mt., 151. Great Luxembourg, 124. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. OM Vitebsk, ran. b Russian Government, 6 per tent, 881, 4. BRITISH NINES. . _ _ Great laxey COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINES. Alanuilce (Limited), 11. Chontales Gold and Slyer y Mi2lning (Limited), 21. Don Pedro, North del Re, pm. St. John del Bey (Limited), 19, 1. United Mexican, 1 11-16. Yndaramntana of S. Australia (United), S 3, t. JOINT STOCK BANNS. Agra (Limited), A, 11/. Anglo.Anstrian, 141. Australasia, 62/ /. Bank of Otae b 4rmited), . 4 1. S. Chartered of Anemia, and China, 19. Imperial Ottoman, 19. Land Mortgage Bank of India (Limited), I. Oriental Bank Corporation. 49. Union of Australia, 49, xd. Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited), 21f, 4. City 011iees tLimited), Commercial Union4Aam in ranco a ), 61, . Credit Fonder of • 2 16-16. Meet:tie and International 228. Foreign and Colonial Government andLoasßorip, issued at 861., 864. General Credit and Discount (Limited), 6 9-16. Hudson's Bay, 161, itd. Panama, NeerZeou. , A, and Australian Mail (Limited). 31. Peninsular and Oriental Stearn, 66f. Reuter?. Telegram, 47. Telegraph Construction and Maintenance (United). 15 , ), Universal Marine Insurance (Limited), 64, en div. DESTRUCTION ON GROWING CROPS ET FlR' On Friday Mat at 3 o'clock p.m., • fire wart discovered in some standing barley belonging to Yrs. Isaac Strait, and growing in a field adjoining the railway embankment at Benton End, Hadleigh. There is no doubt that the ere was occasioned by sparks from an engine, as the gram and furze on the embankment leading up to the field are also entirely consumed. There was plenty of help at band, and by mowin g th e fi e ld at different parts, and beating out the fire branches, the flames were arrested before the entire produce of the field was consumed. As it was, about nine acres were entirely destroyed.—Barry and s\orw,ch l'ust. .' :1 ~.