The Express. — London, England, 1862-07-14 00:00:00

i THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 14, 1862. .• _._.______________._.. ---- 17i3i1Niku, -. IE - ENCE. UNION BANE OP AUSTRALIA.-(THIS DAY.) ______ SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) , 1 ,... Irdli BILITDIB POSUBBIOIOB. • MOSEY . 1 Closing prima I dae today The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders took Two o'Oxoces. - I I RAILwAT& Saturday. I so 1 p.m. (THIS DAY.) place at the oBess, 314 Old &ead.atrecit ; Mr. J. J. Con- The railway share market is firmer tads sym- . les es axesse a et. teems/ so es .1 _ - - ad -e- dna in the chair. s tock i 81. la Ikea. ay. daliag.lip.e. 100 101 di 100 1 The stock 1 1 so •11 Do. New The report stated that trade in th e it was smallest P eth 7 with Coneole• lamelehire and Yor ks partly to the is 3 - COURT OF EXCHEQUER. a more healthy character, and that there were evidences el has 1 per scent GreatNortherni,Great.Westerrn , get my g o gd oi a msfaami s a. 4 ... rise of 1 per Sittiep at Nisi Prim at Gundlial/-03ettes Lord Chief NO IN lielf.,Bred.tOoderich general improvement. The extension in Australia and New and London and North Western, ,and Midland * all DO. Prifermaa Zealand of promising pastoral settlements , and more widely I. The other principal li nes are without change. es. BOA. Am. Lim There is also 1 Baron Pollock sad Common Juries.) ead e amdbyllaKaL.M. 90 86 - I spread gold discoveries were favourable indications of pros. stocks, in whi 8111211 r. REn.LET.-ACC/DONT. 'panty. The inspector had modified the branch establish- PrePara Dons for the settlement have commenced . - - This action was brought to recover nom two in manta so as to aware • greater concentration of the bus - i L on don and North Western stock is now quoted its tas L a us 0 a J •c es alr lerr is ti . al ento ttv• . • ; 6 6 : 0 0 Dement have 11 NJ to 95 ; Great Western, 711 to 72 • Midland. ,st toe ossoutta aR. Learn- 100 102 - damages for injuries done to • cab through the alleged nag- new of the bank, while increasing its power at those points - At Paris thi ligence of the defendant's servant. where that was most requisite. 1 to I ; Jatncashlre and Yorkshire , ' 106 to 1; i N e, Lot cseera mamai ncees 104 1061 sd - Mr. Serjeant Parry and Mr. B. Rigby were counsel for , The balance-sheet is as follows : South Eillta'n_, 821 to 83 ; Caledonian, 106} to os ho p s as el Law the plaintd, and Mr. Daly appeared for the defence. I " Statement of Liabilities and dasets.-Liabilities.-Ch , 1064 ; (heat Northern, 117 to 118; and Eastern N I Is. G. latendoe l4 pm td, - quoted 68fr. , The pbuntiff was a mlowner, in Sidney-street, Mile-sod. culation, 594,6644 ; deposits, 3,151,0334 3e. ; bills payable Counties , 56 to 4. IS I Do. H. do ad - on Saturday. and the defendant was a licensed carman, carryieg oil boll - sad other liabilities, including reserves held against doubt,- nem in Upper Thames-street. On the 27th March last, lid debt', 1,051,29 Q. 12s. Bd. • balance of undivided profits, Lombardo-Venetian Railzay shares remain at • 11% e je ltw QT "D o. 4 g tfunk pa , o e g pre ir l6 . 62 1 i : 6 214. zd 2 4 : and DO an Do.sec.res.easC. 61 50 - Consols al shout five in the eventog,the plaintiff's cab was being driven 74 , 9971 . e n. qd . . reserve fund, ' 200,0004. amoun t h e ld en . 4to * prem. In Belgian, Braz ilian, Canadian, us su Dm _ per „ . _ - - over London-bridge, when • van belonging to the defendant pliable thereto, ' in terms of report 4:4 Jan. 10, 1859 Indian railway shares there is no variation of im- to sit r e : ; a s t . use.. a : L . . 1I for money, ran into and damaged it to the extent of between 154 11,0001. ; capital, 1,000,0004 • • total, 6,0859911. 2s. sd: matinee. We all Do. do. 11117 SO a - present quoto and Mt i Amide : Specie on hand , and ii;sh balances, 690,7171.45. 14. ; ' ORDINARY SEAMS AND STOCK& lOO all Do. do. MI. 30 AS Ga. too Gnat ukttott zotanoiii: 101 too la ton I ad and 921 1 - The defence was that the defendant's horse became bullion, 41,3 2/. Is. 10d. ; bank premises and property, frightened and restive in consequence of the Boise soca - 101,2754 14a. 6d. ; government securities (British and cola m i . 1 pit 1 agn.w•es. mu Zses lat today 7 se If Do. New / 1 pot id I I °ming a I Do. :unary, tam - Port' is as - stoned by • tractioa engine which passed by it at the time alai), 303,9494 18s. 9d. ; local bills, bills receivable, and N. .... ,„__.,_. . Oa - N 100 91. B. el taus& 6p. et 100 lot sod - Three per Ceo of the occurrence, and that the carman low all control over other securities, 4,650,7161. Is. 3d. ; reserve fund, invested ,„•,. Iz!Blik, race 't, ;`,.::: 1 ri a . '"1 .. . ." " ' - - lOl all ill Wealheada. awes ill Ile - the animal until the van bad been brought in collision 'es per statement, 200,0004 • total, 6,032,9914 2s. M. are - la IS Do. New Bl It stle - Cents., 921, 1 with the cab. tinder three circumstances it was contended , " Statement of Profits.-Balance of undivided profits at in all Blythan e it u. - ... - Me all Ditep.eidarporks.op is 100 - i ditto Bond that the defendant was not liable. It appeared that the ' June, 1861. 64,4251. 12a. ; out of which • dividend was de- ill all dad" Matta 0 7 - tte sn Do. a do.. 77,witop. - - - K * - IN all De.soaeLlida.pay.7B 88 91 91 Cent. " enfe• rein broke during the ...ea e ff o rt to pull te the horse ' dared of 60,000/. ; leaving • balance of 4,4ra. 12a. ; profits N. .10 . 1 Rada and dieter - when it started off. of thepastvear,aftermakungprovisionforallbadanddoubtful l i k T, 4 : 14 wk.22&u m. - N. la Madras Soar. 44 per 0 R De " rd - chequer Bills, - - The Lord Chief Baron. in summing rap , said he would debta, 241;t241. Os. sd. • less, remuneration to the local a a li oma zi= . . e e 7 - N. la Do. M. 5 jper a 106 101 xl - Foreign at have be e n glad if the rein bad been Produced , to enable the directors and salaries and allowances to the colonial staff, to aU Do. Al • ars . div;ialiiii 1 2 - N. 140 Do. 61 per el •em.. at 96 id - jury to judge whether it was ht for the control of the 58,7434 Bs. 4d. • general expenses in the colonies , including to all Da 11 1 p.a. la pada& 11 5 - N. 100 Melb.Corp.B &Bonds .- - - Egyptian, at horse. A rein ought to be something stronger than was rest, taxes, stat,ismery, La., 19,9834 Bs. 6d. ; amount ap. IS al Dublin aadlsi s tee. a 41 - 110 all N. a Camila - dam A (*p. a. li 7 .- inquired for. necessary for guiding a horse under ordinary circum- plied in reduction of bank premises account, 6,301/. Is. 7d. ; M . .....ell . Dand.._ .... _,Pedi.datid.la. 10 10 u ll i - 19 all De. • do. lead do. 5 7 .., The Turkish stances ; and the fact of the rein breaking was some Proof remuneration to the board of directors , salaries of London i a *: ?; liaataaTrasha . 50 07 - II ill Do. de. 1 cap. do. 4 0 - that it was not • ;Hyper one to be used in the City of London. office staff, rent, taxes, istatioaerv, and general expenses, N. 100 dam Ca" tibili . • 68 60 - N ell Be. do. Trip . d 4 8 - to 85 ; that The jury found • verdict for the plaintiff-damages, 181. 9 ,9761. Os. 4d. ; income tax paid, 6,2461. 41. 11d. • • together, es . upg D o . aseds n se 40 - - 100 N. B. of Canada 0 p e. 86 88 - 104=1. se. Bd. ; leaving 140,5714 14a. 9d. ; deduct diet- N all lase Sid/olk - - - Se. 10.) Bade --.- . ....... 102 1i.31 id 1021 id new 10614 1 t dead paid in January, 70.0301. ; leaving 70,5714 14s. 9d. •N. IN alnburaand Otago , $54 874 - to 16 Do. Pvianb .. -.. fpm id - 69 ; and E COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. balance of undivided profits at this date, 74.9971. 6e. 6d: N. ma IdasheWaSOlNOwwdes rot 301 - N all Do. Id all Fora sad (de Jed. - - - St HO D0.10d.86.15M.g.50.4 100 id - Transactions - (Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.) Reserve Fund-New Three per Cents., 50,0001. • New bk. WO •g. Waters un los - Five per Cent IN RE NICHOLSON, PA/WALL, Cent. Debentures, 1 ' 50,0001. te AND evong. _ cumotn &edam' Imperial a Faur per . e n s ee an e so m e ao d Ir. 146 117 _. DUCK& -total, 200,0001. N. 100 Great Neetlewnand-a-Half pe v iinasTlON AS TO RIGHT OF PRoOF. The Ca•uusim said the sa ti s f ac to ry positioe of the beak St De.a ( Area way. 114 114 - No. I Bk. I Doom I Pd I ci. O le "' I Was ' Danish Thr The bankrupts were warehousemen, in Canoonetreet - West. The failure occurred last year, and they at the time when the report was prepared, namely, a week N. la Owl) . tap& le paid B 133 116 - 111111.41,3 82 Commercial lOO 1 - - Dare since obtained their order of discharge. In con- ago, was fully confirmed by the advises that day. He be- sk i lIL r o : o ► m s e tII 0 • 1 b w a 0 m dt le o 1 t (Jai 106 106 714 72 72 1/ 24 If 184,0 84. Do. 4 p.ct.Pre4 MM. 100 1- - listed that the colonies had not oci t i e reached the lowest $ ,086, 84. rut and West Inas_ 100 131 la _-- I SL isn ven per ve ( ii solueoce of Mr. Paean having retired from the firm about . . • - tiro months before the bankruptcy, and the remaining point of depreenoe, but were now at starting po i n t N. t . leo y ome gg ee k w a k e n' s . 1064 tea 1061 el 1,454810 N. London 100 66 54 68 partners having assumed all the t ationa of the three, • new career of prosperity. Wheat/ 1 11. laden and lliekwoll 10 a - 4909,800 Bi. 84. Katharine lOO 68 68 Itre 25fr.) ; ditto II In reply to a queetioc, M. 180 Lowalgaseidatlau. 121 124 1104 1180.8861 81. thamptoa lOO - - - end corned onnein." in the in rval in their own names, The Cueromeci said the estimated value of the bank pat- 16 . 1 0 1 0 LosetesAkstkm•ADOL 67 -• 600,000 81 Victoria - can Three per *tome nice ques t ion, arose as to whether creditors had • . • . 100 leadond North Westn. 111 95 05 4 1 6.0031 SO IDo New - C on t i., 1853 , , right of proof against the estate of the three or that of the miser had alread Y been reduced in the iteeeeete one - per Ceuta., 89 two. The latter, in consequence of the stock being taken and the reduction which was still going on would soon St l a Lip pm an: l C:Wisher eel loot 100 0 COLONIAL 00VIJIN MINT 11111011111TIR2 by the remaining partners, has yielded • dividend of 10a. or have reached an amount which the premises would be is mi 2,, md ,,,,,,y ein g i oa sr a n - -. - 2 - - 6 CriPi Par ; I 12a ; while the dividend on the estate of the three was sure to fetch in the market. 50 100 Do. and lanhalleu a 46 N0. jft j emote I i'd 1 C l.pekes. I Bales. only a shilling. After some discussion the report was adopted ; sa d • Is . We Man.,llll•24llo3obseh 374 V 371 Spanish Thrl dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. for the half year declared. is ell MatroPoltas 4 7..... :: DO. ilper " L e a, l l B lBB 7 : l 4... tr. "._ IT m 7 famed Three The question now came before the courton th efellesmg “. Wilson and mu Robert isk me lowing ........ _ statement of facts :-Messrs. Naylor L Woodhead, of Leeds, The retiring directors, Mr . W. des 114 Do. New .... .. Dora per et. id &Aft. 1115 185 107 - bad sold goods to the firm of the three, and at the time el Campbell, were re.elected, mod the proceedings terminated i e. IN Do. Biz ," Dii " n i l ge at Pr 68 - ila .... .. Do. Spa elMar.alep. 100 105 107 - Passive, 191 100 9S 96 zd 03 id Do. 6 per mat. - - Six the dinsolutiou there was a debt owing to them of 1264 ID the "S al usisser• • all Mkt GL Wu. (lea)) ... -• ... Am. .. Des pereesdad Stock 100 94 96 id - Turkish Hewing of the retirement of Mr. Pascall, Mr. Nay- 91 all Mid Led .... .. ealliopellp.a.lBlo 100 111 111 - Ceuta., 1868, no an Newcastle and Carlisle -.•-• ]or came up to town , waited upon Nicholson and .... .. do. 1820 100 111 111 - Stone, and being offered ' their acceptance for the FATAL OMNIBUS ACCIDENT IN OXFORD N MI m i l/ It arrf & w Arria4b. oneoff .g de l os • • = .= die - .... .. Da do issi me 110 us zd os ad ditto Six per debt of 1261., insisted upon having the acceptance of the STREET. It. 110 Nerloli - .. Newßranew.Gov.Bp. ct 100 103 106 ad - div. ;dint .... .. &Wales 0v.69. e. 100 961 911 Sal three, the goods having been supplied to the three. This was N. WS North Balla .... .. Do. 6p. 0., urn to me mo 9d to Id - mils Three I - accordingly gives, the acceptance being antedated • • mooth, INQUEST.-(THIS DAY.) Ilk all Nara Devoe Bal. &D. - .... -. • .... .. Do. lip. a, 1888 - so as to give it a date prior to the dissolution. Bankruptcy N. la N. Isain-leirekk • . SH PH 951 - Ale .... .. New Zealand Our cent. 100 1011 lea id - ensued ; Messrs. Naylor and Woodhead proved against the This morning an investigation was resumed by Nhp Do. B.N.g.zar . e. 1 el dle NO. .. Nova Scala 6p. a, 1576 106 1114 160 id - Mr. John Hum hre the Middlesex coroner, at the De- PX. no Do. Ueda -- . 664 841 - .... .. Auat.Gov.llp.e. 800 1011 105 1011 id - Console are estate of the three, and received the first dividend of 6d. in Toughies Arms P llak i itreet, Manch ter-sq into the l e. 106 Dlit y° l/1 - the pound. Subsequently, in December last, they sought to . enamel* ' of the d e r - athofJ Do B nerhuel aged 51 N. 10 deals Leda' ~,,,• 101 156 - .... - Irle.ov.B p.c. Jan.dJuly 100 106 105 id -( rd • i buyera,e fo .... .. Do. do. Op. a. Apal dO. 100 1061 Ma 1071 1 7 espouse their against the estate of the three, and to a °MI . as -- - . Tea rs, .- - who was run over and killed on Sunday week lint in oz. es o n Naguimmessand low 101 111 - as at 2 o'clocl be allowed to prove west that of the two, on refunding f . • • BRITIBII SLINDL ordareet by one of the Citizen Kilburn omnibuses. 101 181 North etalfordshire„ 5 di di. 13/ the amount of dividend received. The large a Mr. Cho 11 solicitor, appeared on the part of the rola- eat tee NotLaGrantnsaLLlX. - -, - , a , I Musa I Pd. I 01. paw I ades. Mr. Lioklater now moved to correct the claim into • titres of the deceased. IS all Peebles a.. - - - the Bank on proof on the estate of the three. S. , ~ Oens. MAW& &LS - - - - - .., H. Laws said that about 6 o'clock on the evening in xi 011 Pertioloata than 580,009 Mr. Bagley, for the assignees, opposed the application. 16 ell Itheianey - - so. SO Bradt Iron is - - - His Honour said that in these applications to transfer k. questi:u n he o or bel ird rved .a t kes he deceased going . along, driving a K. no a . Auda omira - .. Claud - We are at x Th e amen omnibus came N. 1 - I, .. Div. G. Co.._Vaasa ) 1 430 460 - proofs from one estate to another, which wereß. Aber.fltk. 46 67 made for the do g after him, and at the moment it overtook him he It 1•0 " 800t aeat rah N llidland ..-.. 103 106 - ,• .. lea Basset (Mops) - ofnow becoming so common, apparently for the sake 5. 1 .. 1.4 Canaan Mad 44 45 - on the old ix endeavoured to turn round. The driver called ont to him, N. 100 bloopshlre Union - - 65 47 - getting a better dividend, the parties - there is a p seemed to and he trembled and became paralysed, when the horses II all 111 . 00 . 011,1414 /Ososo• ..- - - the oath which they had taken in the first instance. Here - K Wh. Rubel iTaeleth.) it 11 6 4 4 knocked him down, and the front wheel passed If N. 106 Booth Dews Over him • ... . dl .. Gambler &84 Ada. 571 16 17 - Granada furl they alleged that the first proof had been made in iguorance but the driverpu lli ng u suddenly , the hind wheel '''. a° Soo" bets, ••-•••• sal 611 83 2 1 1 8, - Gnat South Taiga .. Ile. 41 6 - of church pr of the facts, and that they were not aware of the date when rested •ht on h i s body , and 'Lied there for it 185 art* Wites 66 87 _ the bill was really accepted ; but it did not appear how this • 1 . - lll WO 111. Yalta. di aver Dee 98 100 - 6. .. G. WE. Vor (Medal- 45 se if it seem ed some minutes until the people called out to et ail 0 7 - 4000 ... Grenville - is affirmed tl - been eeidwhesil laid down d o p w ri n ee b i r e sn. w j h us i l Les i t e , ted ie stteeheserees Mad- the driver to go on. He was taken up moat shockingly * sll asillm atoolsor= so 40 -1, -.. Herod a-Foot Bl. la. S 7 N - quern intends injured, and died immediatel y afterwards. a 16 Mb AIM 9 10 poi - - The direct< Acs's Reports , 420 ;it was that a creditor was bound too,ooo _, lady Berths 214.4. 5 1 - j A soldier, who witnesse the accident, said that the 114., 105 Tall Vale make Ms election as to which estate he would prove lei sall _ s,Valley - have notified driver caused . the occurrence by driving the horses again* u l ' ) N o r . WO - Marone (Oa Laud el 41 45 - payments in 1 against, unless under special circumstances, before • din the deceased in the first instance ; bat the other w it nesses t i e 6 4 g o. - tens i on esp i t _.., said the driver was not to blame. 111. 164 V.l. e 0 Noah tlhote first °l ' l di P Ti v d ed end on u t h d e er e l a t ; tB . o li t t o e th far ree fin , bu n. t smapa had ' l ing v i r e The jury returned • verdict of " Accidental Death." St. 100 Violate Stn. I audio 136 140 - 1. •.. N. truer ( ) - - - the 14th insl Bt. 100 West Cornwall lf 7 - 4 0115 -N. Wh. arleal _ / 11 94 . 4 4 1 - allowed on at two as their debtors, after the dissolution in plea of the sea . 100 IW.Martlepoodidadlit - - - 4. ... North Wheel crony .. :4.e. 81 31 it being made ii three, the evidence showed that they refiieed to do so, sad N. 100 West Midland-Os:ford 64 40 - 4. • - Par Owe. (84. Ildia . 11 6 6 - insisted on holding the three to their liability. No special WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) 84 WO Ditto Neme 39 41 - 1.110 so Provides's (17. Leant). WM. 40 61 - State for Indi circumstances had been shown to warrant the application, --e- Bi. 100 Ditto lilfesNd 87 so me ts„ , .. &arida Cat Ma. 00. 1 A 1 - Creditors o slo .. L Carden OK Caen.. 11 130 340 which must, therefore, be rejected. The <maths' of coma 3010511, JOLT IL 8 A.M. PRRlflltaltil BRAZIL II, •.. 5. Cern Brea (Mogan) . filleld 21 31 - required to p was reserved. 05 -I. W. Frances (Mega) War 1070 1101 - of the Relit, la I Pd. I RAILWATS. I Mosby' vetoes. I Oahu - B. IL IL A 17. O. A 1.- 4. .. army Park 18.9 31 a - 84. 100 Brlstolealleterip.e.Bt4 164 913 5 TasseeleLelead/316.C 6l 11 If - appoint an of 84. Ilia !Caledonian Gear. 8h I - - /0 an (3566 5ll 111 - The Court THE POLICE COURTS. - NAM . . .... tato 68 66 W.11.W. 21 2r 0.09 10/ all ,Cork and Bandon 6lp.c - - 1 := DINO ...... F i se i L m r s or t g . oll . 4 . M i r. 1 - 1 Is le al :00auwall, 6 per mut. Na $l4 7_ 4io .if fitribUteriel o - - - 111 alllDen.Pertlit AbdJen. 0 (THIS DAY.) tam - Buda 19.01 69 a &W. 5 b 111. We last Azalea. A, 6p. ot. 106 IN -. 400 .. West ileten - N. With raga --w- AnblumeAll... 31.64 67 56 &W. 8 /7 0.36 St. la Do. B. 6 1 1 . et - - .- .. Wh. lime; M u l u cl iv ipn - al 57 0 fife - CLE RKEN WELL. roman ..-. 19.54 66 61 W. GALWAY .... all 110 a W. 2 b - 7c - Ilt. 155 Da. C, 7p.et -- - 111. 105 I.oeen. Is., lip.otairel 111 1111 .. Wh. lam ) 5 60 00 - 4 .. 191 Id (Caleteeki 7. 11 7.1 -- M rh ess o rt4 7wee e j°ll l THE LAYS InOILNLT ASSAULT ON • MERCHANT. NALINTIA -. 29 a6B 60 &W. 66r 0.33 lit. IN Ds. do. No.l Ile 112 - Lea .. Wh. Rita (On. Isslaut) 1.7.2. 101 114 - t a t l ai d e z e ki • Mr. George Jenkins , coppersmith, of 9, Grace-street, QUinciatitre . AA) 60 68 &W, 6 r - 84. VW Do. New sp. et. At.. 118 130 - LOU ~W.Maislon(lileabes.) 8 it 14 Hemiogford•road, Islington . , attended, and said be was 11 „ ar oa°,. • .. 1 66 ,,,... 61 66.,, 67. ak r. I4r 0.10 Si. 105 astern Cam 6p. ot. 82 at id - i.e.. „ m e . n e w," i y,„,„ .1 7 12 14 - unable to press - much annoyed et seeing in the newspapers an account rg i „„,...„,‘ a "",. • - ~,e " ", r, ',,„' B.S. W . '2 a - ilt. 105 laid Glaagow 6p. a 210 111 - position to stets %. 100 .1511n.,Perth,Dun.,4. Pe. - - - the majority w from this court beaded as above, and in which a rose asaOe -.::: Rik el ' 7 ,7, i - 4 e - Bt 100 'Gresi Northern. 6p. et. 117 119 - 6 e - 10111611 MUi at all interested named Frederick Foster, a commission agent, who described PLY 11017411..... 79..7 Ot 50 W.& W. 1 r - 44. 100 Do.dared.at 10p.otien. 111 114 - himself as reeicliog at 9, Once-street, was charged with 1 nun 7 30.00 83 61 8. 9 r K. 108 Do. 44 per cent. 194 105 - Nor) 1111. I MM.. uuolting Mr. Henry Harris, bottle merchant, of 4„ Box. PuRTL•ND 22.90 00 co W.B. W. lr 181 0.07 It 100 Do.lig.c.red.at 6 p.e.pu 11l 110 110 107 SO Aankellan 1 2 . - tiettlar larger I vorth-grove Mentos. The defendant did not reside at ,„P° olol .__. °° l6 .• 2119 ° el ea W . 8o - 10 all .042 f. kotland, bit Pre: - -.- moo 1 Den Aocord,_l/maed , 1 1 that dikes:, although he undentood that he (defendant) '"'`" N. 95 88 a W.S. W. I b - 511 5 'Gt.Wesi(Berkedlianta -.- 10,000 5 15541, 1..4141.0a(1dra) • all - hellaill I the Ps IPd I a pekoe ; I g a l.. 171 .i. tectionis tin t op o t i - Loewe did live somewhere in Once-street. Be had been much y , t i pm - its trial i and I 3 c - SR 100 Do. modem. 4p cent ow 51 zd - id 14,000 45 cow, Copper sa 20 - showed it to be moved by his (complainant's) address having been puls• stmasommoi. an es 68 W. 6r - N. 100 Do. trredsem. ap et so 02 zd 914 1 ad " a fo omphip. (urn.) Ile 7 8 - eiple of free to 1 Deh flowitala eit 1 14 - report. The Ts lulled when he had nothing to do with the matter. Units@ . ... WS a 66 W.S.W. 1 b - 86. leo Daracaredemrem. 101 105 id - id 26.000 i Mr. Barker said he could do nothing, but he had' no DIUSOLAWD- 1147 ta Id kW 147 0.16 B4 IN Do. Him Gus. Stock 77 79 770 25,000, 3 But Del Rey( tad) 1 1 4 Pla - fi a . valuable as doubt the press would take notice of the matter. Ix 100 Do. &rm. Pod. illoc. - - - 16,000 2 Parton& (Liss.) PROBABLE. 84 106 Do. Cheat. ilea. stock TT 19 - 10,000. 20 Chased all 20 MI xd -. from the 'wide WESTMINSTER TITIOMAT. WZDNASDAT. 84. 1(10 Do.ChesterPLBt. bac. 170 176 - 80,000 1 2 el Northers Whoa it contra IMPRLSONMENT Or A "GENTLEMAN" territory • rm. LW. to N.W., fresh to 11002taire. W.N.W. to 14,16.16., N 100 Do. do. do. 6 p.o. 106 106 I moderate, mower., moderate. 114. 100 Lama& Yorksh.flp.c.B6. 118 140 -- 00.000' 1 0 lagnala wl ' A M il1i .) 12 - the ceaaes poblit ; ha d y l Mr. Charles Medford, civil engineer, residing at Upper 3.3. W.toW. N.W.,fresh, IRELEND. As above. 84. 100 Lesitßright..6p.o.Gua. - 14000 3 Maras O AI et 7 f - meat instance. Baker - street, Portman square, was charged before Mr eho_r_er7 IS Na 1 117 119 10,400 6 ted= Duman with assaulting Mary Flinn, a young woman, W.B.w. to N.N. W., W. CLIMUI. W. to N., moderate, N. 100 Doato.o. do. 5 . 1 117 119- to bone that gc hung at 90, Smith-street, Chelan . moderate to One. One. 54. 100 D0.11p.0. do. _,... 140 las - 108,815 1 Maglite all II d b :.... ficial lied, attar - 14000 IN. nee.or ‘.Ana(L) llt appeared from the evidence that about half-past 11 As nel l "' nu. g.w.Ewszrito. Westerly, moderate, Oa 100 Dab do. 1(0.4 117 Ile - 10,000 110 PontebandlffiverLead all I 4 - Our customers I ne o'clock on Sunday night, while Offer, 323 B, was in Gros- WA. vi . t o N . N . W ., s.E.ExpLAND. i s fi ne ar awe s , 66. 100 Do. P.O. do., ~.. ••-. - - 150,000 a Port Phillip lllll 11 the Howe of C manor - place , hie attention was called to the prisoner, who, 84. 100 Da p-a_pad a° •• • .. - - ._ 1 Santa Barbara Gold 31 1 pm - exertion on the moderate, One. 84 100 Da 7p.c.Pra.Bteek.. IN 157 - 84000 1 Scottish Austin. um loa. 1 1 0 111 1 - fixed duty on in he was told, bad been annoying several ladies. He followed westerly. One. & Coat. Similar. 82 100 Do.4o.e.clia(W.LtC.P.) WO 136 - 11000 10 32.101 us del ley (Llre )16 6is OD zd SO ad him end saw him speak to a female • who was afterwards BA 100 Da ia te.ls4(div.deL Ull - 63,174 Kin United Medan all 0 434 1 a treated by him in • very unbecoming outflow. He spoke to - mann! i anethlmt flans.) •a , 1g 9 Consols, w the prisoner about his deduct. He denied • 84. la Lea.Clialtani sad Dow 1100 101 - 46.000 3 Yadansinutana (1.4 m.) Ase 8 the female. havul g aaftult44 On the evening of the 30th • new oratorio, tif a lee 14614 H.Covakklualac - - - - 4k...111. ...4* 1.. 1 1 .WRLSOYMENT OF A "GETTLLII•N" WITHOUT • PM. Mr. Charles M'Callard, civil engineer, residing at Upper Baker-street, Portman square, was charged before Mr. IMyman with amaulting g le. F . linn, a young woman, bring at 90, Smith- s t ree t, It appeared from the evidence that about half-past 11 o'clock on Sunday night, while Offer, 323 B, was in Gros venor-place, hie attention was called to the prisoner, who, he ass told, bad been annoying several ladies. He followed him and saw him speak to a female, who war afterwards treated by him in a very unbecoming manner. He spoke to the prisoner about his conduct. He denied having assaulted the female. The complainant corroborated the evidence of the con- Amble, as did also Mr. Papillon, M. P., who gave the in formation to the officer. The prisoner denied the charge ; and it woo further stated bra wstneee for the prisoner that he did not nee the prisoner Much my female. He might have brushed sharply by the complainant. Mr. Wyman observed that there were three witnesses who had deposed to the same fact, and that he bad no mown to doubt their testimony. It was one of those cases which he could not punish with a fine. The prisoner was sent to the House of Correction for IMO days. Do.Chostorftn. bc.c. Do. do. do. bp. c. 1L0n0.41 Yorkah. S p.obt. Lon.aßrlghb..6p.o.Ooo. I St Na 1 Do. p.o. do. No. Do. b p.o. do. • ... Dab o. do. NSA Do. p.a. do. .... Do. p.o.prish d 0... Do. ?p.a. Prd.Stook ckbp.o.do.(W. NAG ) ick a t KW. del. MI lab.Cisibuos cad Dove LAIN M•OovANit s a.ja. 114. LA&W.7p.e. oodoodrryallonla.f lloa•NhoL Lanllp. at. Do. Do. Si per coot .. Do.rodocisoblo p.ot. Cooollp.o.ltiock Do. Conk. Br.* 8.6p.0. Do. 44 pot. Prat. Stout Do. Lel. kltoluu 4 p.c. Norfolk Op. at. RI. Steak North Etnstsh 6 par coat Do. Now Goa. 6 p. at, Lto.kordor Union goo T. lOb s.—Cous.• .e.lrf. D 40. lf On the evening of the 30th a new oratorio, ty Joseph Rudolph Schachiser, ia to be produced at Exeter Hell on behalf of the British Columbia Female Emigration Society. The principal vocal parts will be taken by Mlle. Titian, Mme. Laura Baxter, Mr. W. Weir, and Mr. Sims Reeves, with • chorea of 400 voices. RIPRESENTATION OF TER KIRKCALDY AHD STIRL ING BURGH& —The candidates sensed es likely to come for ward for the Kirkcaldy bcirghs,oo the retirement of Colonel Ferguson, are Mr. W. Veroon Harcourt, who so closely con torted the seat in 1859 as to be defeated only by majority of 18, and Mr. Roger Aytono, who stood for the Stirling burghs in the same year. Both gentlemen are liberals. In the hope of a vacancy in the Stirling burghs, ui address of great length has just been issued to the electors by Major Cile4, of the 14th Regiment. He tells the constituents that with neither of the great parties in the state es at present con ' ranted would he be prepared to act. He condemn, Lord Pahoerston's policy as hostile to the beet interests of Eng ' land, sad to constitutional government in Europe, but says of Mr. Disraeli that there is no statesman who would be more vigilant and conciliatory. The constituency is liberal. TER New WAR IN CHlNA.—Since February last we have been at war. if lig hting several battles, the capture of scrod towns, and killing several floured@ of people, may be taken as signs that a new wetted in China has begun. At present we act ea allies with those Chimes troops who were so lately our enemies, and fight against the Taiping' who were engaged in fighting against the Tartar government at the same time as ourselves. For several mouths past our soldiers at the north have been drilling the Tartar troops, and drill sergeants are left behind at Takoo (the plaos so memorable as the scene of Tartar perfidy whoa Admiral Hope wee &farm% to drill, perhaps, the very men who were agents in that perfidy. Indeed, our troops are now withdrawn to grist the same Admiral Hope at Shanghai in his endeavours to protect the government which he and these troops were rot out to fight against. The Chinese are famous for doing these things in a precisely coo trary way to ourselves ; but nothing they do could so sur prise us se this extraordinary contrariety in the proceedings of our officials in China. Chinese agents are io Eng land to arrange for the aseistaur of • fleet of gunboats ; they even name the naval captain they wish to be sent in command ; his salary is fixed ; and though Mr. Layard bee declared that the government have not yet come to any derision in the matter, still it is probable that the request of the Chinese government will be granted, for the Preach, who are again our allies in this new war, have named the officer they have appointed to take command of the artillery in the Chinese army. Before the arrival of the last mail from China, Er. Layard stated that it was the in tention of the government to supply the Chinese with arms and munition. of war at cost pnoe. These matters are im portant, for they serve to prove that it has been • settled intention for some time put to throw off the mask of neutrality, and help the Chinese government in earnest to put down the rebellion. Though several battles have already been fought, the Ocvettr has long kept silence re garding them; in fact, very little is known about them. This new war, however, is • much more "'Timis affair than is gefierally believed.—London Review. MILITARY COURT-MARTIAL—A garrison court martial was held on Saturday, at Portsmouth, on the man, Michael Griffin, god battalion 60th Rifles, stationed at Cambridge Barracks, Portsmouth, who, it eau reported some days mesa, intended to shoot Colossi Palmer. H e was charged on three counts—firstly. for snaring • free alarm by discharging his rile at sight; secondly, for threaten* to shoot the sergeant the guard ; sad lastly, far nelawfallin t endinf rh ar rased et ammunition, slim PIS' her the • Y. has to be easilrowd by Major. wtssee has sot been =:f "dui % . Paulet, .& CITY or LONDON HOSPITAL FOR DURAN= OiTHR VICTORIA•rARK. —The number of parer relieved at this institution during last week wan 1,181, of which 171 wen new Calm 67—i e t --. Pal i i Puv NANO IN Non IN NANO NAIAN IN N " N 11.000 10 NAN N 111.11 1 41 N I S IN ISO 11.100 ISO KO I KOM 50 I 10,000, 100 I 1400 00 0 01 vo lOU • 10. 1 Kiwi ie ikon se 15,100 NO I NON II 10,000, 101 NAN. 100 60,000 100 14000 10 10,000' 00 140001 10 10400 II 15,000 101 10.1001 100 LAMBETH. CHARGE OF STABBING. Sarah Ella a dissipated-looking young woman, was Owed at the tilt before Mr. Bane, charged with assaulting lAA stabbing Caroline Boxall, the wife of a boot and shoe maker. b ..„. Do. lamb Ilp.d. 210. 1 po. York. ILA &pore Nat li Ilioffordolstro. _ Cool Nowleot floot.N.Lipp.st.troLlU Do. Abet. g0.0p.0.. Do. 7 p. Gt. PRA Nook S. Done Mod 4 p. o. La. (Iloo& A. /MPS, Do. Op par soot Do. laid 41 pot toot I. Woks gas. 4 p. art- Do. 4 per Not I. Yoelois 4 p. a rm _ _ The complainant maid that her husband, herself, and two frauds went to see the fire in the Westminster-road on s.ualar looming, and went into the Bower Saloon to have ametiong to drink. While there the prisoner came in, and Iwimured to intrude herself into their company, and on ku (Ltnewl requesting her to keep her own company the ;nastier knocked her down, fell upon her, and whileon the M l . l stabled her to two places cm the right leg. /Ir. Selfe—What did she stab you with knife, your worship. klfe you see where the prisoner took the knife hew E 6 90 Do. do. Dip... WalatALUlrmay 'p.c. W.lud—OxListgua.st.. Do. do. and do. Do. Petro. 6 p. ct. Prot Do.do.pstp. • pmt. pref. VOIMGX LRAM& el 17 2.1 44 128 110 HO 126 203 106 121 126 LILWAYIL IE~~I i;',l J t ". B— !ibe had it is her b an d . Wh en I was released • tno eitimaiva wounds on my leg, near the ankle, w wwodt here the prisoner jobbed the knife into me, sad the were bleeding eery fast. 1 was taken to Dr. 4 but that gentlema n sa id m i ne was an h osp i ta l .`a• tad recommended that I should be taken to the lestriumter Hospital without delay. My husband and 11 ' 0 044 took me to the hospital, where my wounds were tc-vid sad the doctor said they were dangerous. c"lnPlainant's husband and other witnesses cor. " .. .rated her statement, and the prisoner, in her defence, and its wit using the knife in picking her nails at the the complaisant struck her. ?kt the complainant denied, and the prisoner was re stslcd to a future day. 6:6 - 31 L't in SOUTHWARK. wirs BEATING. 71 ".'sos Rl.i•son • dirty, Isay.looking fellow, was " 4 ilit before Mr . Combs, charged with committing • W V: Inca on his wife. Ite latter, who exhibited black eyes, said that she had !se married to the prisoner about three years, but he had .4 " 1 7 left her without any support. On Saturday she to ht, io the Waterloo-road, end asked him for am " ,_ 4 ' 4 f, when h e struck her in the eye and knocked her ""'s She did not, however, wish to poise the chirp as menaced him b e f ore h e s t ruc k h er. nhe— !Lye you had occasion to complain of his ttliict before 7 Yes, air. I once summoned him at Lambeth and then I begged him off. I ietbe -D oes he support you kit I,i ni. itne.e—No sir he ia always out of work, and I sup tombe-1 thought you said he had left you. F.•""esa—So he did. sir ; but he comes after me, and I bee wh a t money I have. On Saturday night I bad . atel weal. to meat him to g et some , w h en h e go t i n a lisaos and struck me. f, et eo 3 stable who took the prisoner into custody in .1.1».1 big worship that he believed that the wife had lived ,_ 4 immoral way, and the prisoner followed bar about and 'mod, al money of her. He was a dissolute drunken man. L 4 (~anbe observed that be believed neither Wife very diewters, hut the husband was a lazy brute, and e' 4 7 ,1 .1 sentence him to two months' hard labour as tousorth. MOSEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. The stock markets to-day are buoyant, owing partly to the improvement in the weather. A fresh rise of I per cent. has taken place in the funds. There is also an improvement in English railway stocks, in which preparations for Wednesday's set tlement have now commenced. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 68fr. 45c., being k per cent. better than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 924, #, and for money, and 94 and 4 for the account. The present quotations are respectively 94 to 1 and 921 to 1. The official business re port is as follows :—Bank Stock, 236 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 23a. prem. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1104, 4; Ex chequer Bills, 165., 19s. prem. Foreign stocks are firm. Turkish, Italian, Egyptian, and Mexican securities are all inquired for. Spanish Certificates are steady. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 84 to 85 ; that of 1858, 711 to 4 ; the scrip of the new loan, 1 to 11 prem. ; ditto paid up, 684 to 69 ; and Egyptian scrip, 61 to 7 prem. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Austrian Five per Cents, 56 (exchange 100.) ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 64 ex div. (exchange 120.); Danish Three per Cents., 86 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., paid-up scrip, 881, 84 ; Italian Five per Cents., 701, 1, ex div. (exchange 25fr.) ; ditto Maremmana Railway scrip, par ; Mexi can Three per Cents., 281, 4 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 444 ex div. ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,l39* ex div. ; ditto FiveperCents., 1862, scrip, par ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 84, 84; Spanish Three per Cents., 531 ; ditto New De ferred Three per Cents, 44, 1, ex div. ; ditto Passive, 191 ; the Committee's Certificates, 91, I ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 841 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 711, ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 721, 74 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, scrip, 1, 01, 11 prem., div. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 681, I, ex div. ; Vene zuela Three per Cents., 234. Foos o'CLocc. Consols are quoted 92i to #, for money, and 92#, "buyers," for the account, being about the same as at 2 o'clock. The large sum of 340,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday, making a total of no less than 580,0001. since the last return. We are assured that arrangements have been made for the payment of • dividend immediately on the old bonds of New Granada. It is said that there is a prospect of the remittances from New Granada for account of the debt increaping, as sales of church property will shortly commence, and it is affirmed that the government of Gener al Mos quera intends to devote the proceeds to the debt. The director 4 of the Madras Railway Company have notified that they are prepared to receive payments in full upon the shares of the fifth ea tension capital, the deposit on which is payable on the 14th inst. Interest at 5 per cent, will be allowed on such payments from the date of their being made into the treasury of the Secretary of State for India. Creditors of the Console Insurance Association are required to prove (their claims before the Master of the Rolls, who proposes on the 17th inst. to appoint an official manager. The Court of Chancery has made • call upon the contributories of the Home Counties and General Life Assurance Company. With regard to the sugar duties, the circular of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons has the following : The report of the sugar oommittee ham base given, bat till laid officially before the House of Commons we are unable to present it to our readers. We are, however, in • poeitioa to state that it does not redound to the =edit of the majority who laved it, and we can tell those who are at all interested in the question that, whether read with protectionist or tree-trade eyes, it will excite • feeling of disappointment at its lesbians= and irrelevancy. A gore kites far larger tliao that of sugar was really involved in the inquiry ; the principle of ad valorem taxation was in fact on its trial ; and the statistics and (arta that came to light showed it to be nothing lees than a part of the pria =pie of free trade. and deserving of a more decided and able report. The verdict of the conmittee, however, is only so far valuable as it may be a truthful and concise deduction from the evidence of which it professes to be the aseenoe. When it contradicts or fails to represent that evidence it amass to have any weight either with the house or with the public ; of this the la= Thames F.mtanitment case is • recent instance. The session draws too Dear its close for as to hope that goveratueet should take any action of a bene ficial kind, after a report that succeeds in saying so little. Our customers need not fear but that the common muse of the House of Commons will be with them, and that a little exertion on the part of the trade next mission will carry a fixed duty on sugar. BATURDAT EVIIIIING. Consols, which closed yeeterifairt42i to 1 for the 7th of August, opened this morning at 921, and closed at 921 to f. For money the last price was 921 to 1. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, B 9 a 2 n t • ditto, for account (Aug. 7), 921 ; Stock, 236 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1, # ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1, 1 ; India 'Five per Cent. Stock, 108, 1, 1071, 1061 ; ditto for so count, 106 ; ditto Bonds, 23a. prem. • Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 104 ; ' ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 110. The India Five per Cent. Stook was quoted lon to 1081. The rupee paper was ste a dy. India Bonds were purchased at 235. prem. Exchequer Bills remain firm at 113 e. to 19a. prem. The foreign stock market was rather quiet. In one or two instances prices were slightly lower. Mexican Bonds declined 1 per cent., and the scrip of the New Turkish Loan Ito 1. The Egyptian Loan remains very steady. Spanish Certificates were supported at 91 to 10. Italian Five per Cents. showed firmness. JOINT STOCK B lAA's awl 11. air. 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IL 161 141 141 11•000 10 IL ludlattLon. all -- aw - SS idl Dania Imam - ... az , 10 InalladiairrigA I I pm 1 pot id - 10 all Loko Oconame • Bala .... - ... St. Ineetrie T .... MO MO 103 - 211 ail Mart sat To:shoat - -, all Rog. aad • - ell 22/ - It an [l,getto mid Omen - - -• 11 06a. abeam NaV.s 14 SO 17 201 M an libels Labia& - SO an Illeatlnnte IB y the 41 31 id l e - x l ° arm 1 De. 171 Per toot. Frei at I 1 - INvii. : 2 P...tr«.111=7: IP .ri .1 _ ....9: : it:. 2.".l,Ltizt. 2in - 1. le 111 De. New nem - 10.1100 10 Loo.l3l.lre.DirSol. X) 1 - - - 14 an Norwegian Trunk trot 8 10 - WOO 11 Madre. /wigs. I Own 114310 m Ad - fib 16 Oetoomsnmyrnanldlm 8 7 dle - MIAS 10 Molitor. SB. Tel. (Um) an S 4 - 111 all Lyons. end Meet 411 44 - illAtt it Nallonal Diagonal 0,.. 11 11 If p. 81 le an Rods and Odom' 4l 41 - 111. * NataddinteektlronlLl 3 2 3 gen - M all Mello end L. Freanatto 44. 6 Ifeliarlaadal. Sp. ape! all 1 1 - )3.7 p.e. N. Bram. lb N. Seat ml. SI 12 14 - II an end Duisburg - - 111, IN. 106 pat anvil all 11 ,4 _ , Royal Danish - Itt 1 0444041 nes - 6 B as a l Swedish - 40,1181 14 • is. Is (~. iii i 6 " ~ 11 ell Da T see mewl - - TN i t , Peel Sl= Inntiillin Ir a : 9 1 7 7 1 - ell and Mesas - - II Do. 6 per east. hoe 91 11 111 - 71 WOO SO Do. New SO 9 1i pm - t tiTperet. II tpa td - id 00. * Mot It lad. Tel. 0.41 all 19 10 - 10 18 1 Vanillin A 4pa 10,000 SO RlMmsbow Iron all 17 Is - 10 10 n.Lof Portnital7peret p - - I - 1040 16 ife. pin all 41 61 ..., 11 4 Turin aa.l Bayou .... - - 4430 16 Rio Wm. at d 7 L 044 A 14 19 id - IS en Ileatnara *1 Frame-- Pie 111 ad - 29,7 .. Do. - II et 'Went risitilas . .le 11l 1 - 0. 140 Rood Mon Mom _ _ 411 14 66 46 1 au I no. sapar cemi.-ini 15 It - woe IL Imallen Ann. lavoilla UM 130 140 - ell 1Wee6.411. 11. d row.- il - 14 11 Anolrenao Lid a* ft 1 4 ad - lallnk films aroolll. ff. 1 ilabeembe TM kelp -en t t KM I Do. le. Inskamed -• No. I Si. I 0200 u. I Pit I CIL yams. I Wes 116 0 0 IS Do. de. MI 4 _ 111 Ir iIL ............,... 1 . 100 ad - 60.001 1 Negras& to India (L.) 1 11, I dl. - M. \ Norldlttp.ialbrAtettt tt Is I - Imo 11l T. 11. Ag. el 1544(L) FL.I i an 7 37 - *l5l N. /1.164.41.44.74aAJe1y MO 97 se ad - Mt 16 Tmot•ln.Co.U.Cootado A j li p. - la. Small& 11. WM. 4p. pt. MO so. 6 11e. IClagdon TI. a II 1 1 415 - 3130 14. W.llllll=lloa .-tt mt. 100 142 ad - 11. 10 et temmrs UM.. - 1101 11 13 12 u - MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Ste 10 e ad ad Two o'CLocw. Although preparations for the fortnightly settle ment engage a good deal of attention, a fair amount of business is going forward in the mining market today. Wheal Ludcott shares are still in great demand, and have advanced to 20} to 214. East Caradon are dull, at 44 to 45. Marie Valley are quoted 10 to I ; East Rosewarne, 24 to 1 ; South Pbcenix, 2to f ; Clif ford Amalgamated, 25} to 28} ; and Caradon Vale, 54 As regards foreign and colonial mining shares, o the only feature of im portan ce is a continued demand for St. John del , which are marked 80. The animal meeting of t e Strathalbyn Mining Company is called for the 30th instant, to receive the report of the directors, and an account of the assets and liabilities of the company. The annual meeting of the Australian Mining Company is convened for the 28th inst. A petition for the winding up of the East Bertha Consols Mining Company is expected to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood on si the 23rd inst. From Alfred Consols (July 9) the agent; report :—" The Alfred engine shaft men an still engaged clearing eat the 1155 fathom level east of said shaft, sad amid to reach the wad in a few days. when we shall at ewes eorreaea clearing the said level. la the 142 fathom heal driviagemst of said abaft, we have as increase of water, sad the pied favourable. At this point the lode is diad•md, traigimu• the caomeourse. la the 160 and 1150 fathom levels east ci Davey's eagles shaft, very little dope sloes lest reported, is onsequence of the breakage of the main rod of the said engine in the early part ci the week ; the repairs were completed yesterday, sad the engine now works well, and the drainage progresses favourably." MITIOPOLITAN SICW AO& —Oll Saturday last, a party, eonietiag of upwards of 900 nobleness, neembem parbanient, the Metropolitaa Board of Worts, Ailed Greenwich sad Inspected the southern ontfall ads drainage works, just completed by M OWL Webster. The sewer waa illuminated for a considerable distance, and refreshmeats were provided. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIL-LANIL-411118 DAT.) The weather wee way Amoy en Saturday, but yester day it balsam my fine indssid, sad today it is also very fine, with s *sewn keen frees the S.W. During the pest week the supply of wheat to this market was small. Flour, not quite so limited. Barley and peas very contracted. Malt and bean s more LL era l. A little mustard seed from Emax,and other seeds short. Sect& and Irish oats limited. The femign supply of wheat was large. more than half being American, remainder Black Sea and Prussian principally. Barley a better supply than of late— Black Sea, Egyptian, and Mediterranean. Flour much in creased since the early portion of the weak— Canadian sad United Slates. Oats, stair quantity, MOM, Swediah,and Russian, including 6,000 qrs.ArchamL Several parcel. of blew from Masao', France, and a liberal quan tity of peas from Canada • a good supply of linseed from the East Indies and Black Sea, sad a moderate quantity of ' oilseed from Egypt and Eau ladies. Other seeds extremely limited, and a moderate supply of maize from America. To-day the English wheat trade is rather slow, but pe nes • are supported. Foreign wheat is not in brisk demand, and quotations of all descriptions are unaltered from Monday The Soar trade is rather drill, and the value the same as on Mooday last. The barley trade is not so lively as it was last week, at about late quotations. than on oata, fibs k. cora is 3d. to 6d. per quarter higher this this day wee Beans end pan are fully as dear es before. Beads.-Linmed and rapeseed steady. Tares, cloversead, and other seeds dull FLOATING Cason.-The supply large, but trade not brisk at last week's rate% Wvoixr.-Itoglish : Essex sad Haut, white, sae, 49a. to 57a.; ditto, flee old, -a. to --e.; ditto, red, new, 475. to 55a., ditto, One old, -a. to -a. ; Norfolk, kc., fon old, to -a; red, new, -a. to -a. Foreign : Dantoc, 595. to Ma; fins, 59a. to 59a.; axles, 59a. to -a. • Ronipbwg. 52e. to 575.; ditto, mars, 57e. to Ilits.; Rest ock, extra, h4s. to 56a ; Mecklenburg, 53e. to 57a. ; Uokermark ditto, --e. • American white, bee. to 57a.; ditto, red, 50a. to 56a.; Clan- disc, 50 . to 565. BAPANL-English mal -u. to ; Ana, --a. ; =rig, 275. to 285.; and distilling 3N. to 31s. per gr. grindi+ s, 2s: o . u to 29..; ditto , 29a. to 31s. MAW.- , Lear and Norfolk, 59e. to 63a. ; Jae. 63a. to 67a. ; • 50s. to 58s. and Ware, 65a. to 68e.; brows, Oases-Inglish food, 23a. ti. to 26e. Od. ; potato, 27.. to 31s. ; foreign, 245. to 295. Bnatia-Boglish tick, 94a. to 355. ; barrow, 38e to Ma. ; tc73Be. to 39e. ; forma, 301. to 324. ; tick, :37a. ; Koniplisrg, 311 e. to 39a. ; • 32.. to 33a. Pau.- Zoglish baps. 40s. to 4L.; w to and bino, 40e. to 435. ; maple, -a. to -a.; grey, 36% to 38a; hog, 38a. to 40a. ; foreign, 34a. to 35.. Flotri.-Baglisk lowa, 44a. to 465.; ditto fine, 47e. to 51a; country, 42a to 43a; Norfolk and Suffolk, 37e. to 39a; Freook, -a. to --a pn mak ; U.K sweet, 26a. to 295.; Canadian. 26e. to 290. ; flossih. - a to -s. INDIAN COIL-White. 31s. to 33a. ,• yellow, 295. to 31s. FLOATING CAIOOIII, all C. F. ea r l 1. -Wheat Berth. snake and Moriaossio, per 49111 be., 45a. to 47e. ; (Asko, 45e. t 047.. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801 be., rad, 39e. to 41s. ; white, - • Daniels, sod Galata 355. to 41s. ; 29i. to 33e. Barley : Auptiaa and Syron, pe! IY X: . „ 21a. to 22e. ; Odessa and Deinute, do., 22.. to 23a. Beans : Egyptian, per 4901b5.,300. to 31a. Maize : Odessa and Galata, per Mites, 31s. OL to Xis. ; Goad and Bulgarian, per 4801b5., 311. Od. to 325. ; Preach, do., -a. to -a ; Amnesia, do., 29a. to 3N. ; Bpptias, -v. to -a. BsEoe.-Ganary and, per qr. 34a. to 50a. ; Rump seed, per qr., 465. to 50a. ; Mnitard end, pee bushel, white, N. to 9a. ; brown, 7a. to 10s. ; Linseed, per qr., orinking, 804. to 665. ; Linseed mks; Rashid% pee ton, 111. Oa. to 121. Oa. ; American, Shia, in *la., par ton, 121. Oa to 12/. 10%; do., inlll. Oa to 111. IN.; Baltic, Of. to 01. Marseilles, 101. W 101. 10a.: Rape cakes, 6/. Onto 71. ; Tans, per bushel, whew, Ba. to 9s OcL ; Rape seed, English, per qr., Gtr. to 79r. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON 1710/1 JULY 7 lo JULY 11. IVMi iib ail lrrlT~r tn. • Na pa Igis. vs. I ar r illl. 146 NUS IN 171 GI lila UN • 3341 1111 iis "reAKET. Ooadwisa I gm Mash ..i 1690 Scotch. ...; . Forelva 46./8 LIVERPOOL °MON k..- MAUI DAY.) (BY BRITISH AID MSS AAGJZTIC TZLEGRAIn, (PROW OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The market has been Mbar steady to-day with fair en quiry at firm prices. The sales are estimated to foot up 5,000 bales, one ball of whisk will no doubt be for specula tion and ex port. MINCING LA.NI.—(THIS DAY.) Soots—Only a few unimportant transactions have been effected on the spot ; bat a Boating cargo of No. 13 Havannalt has been sold, for a near port, at 25a. 3d. Refined con tinues steady. COMIL —A floating cargo of St. Domingo has bees sold for a near port, at 09s. Bice.-4,000 bap of amp Bengal sal at Pa. to Bs. 40., for ordinary to good. COTTON.—The market is more active, and prim are firmer. About 1,000 bale' sold on the spot, and to arrive. Joys continua in good request. Cuttings sold at 111. Ws., being an advance of 10a. per too. 11130.-800 bales Manilla sold at 241. The following goods will be offered to-morro4-900 csaka, 6,000 bags of sugar, 4,000 bop of new crop Coots Rica coffee, 1,000 bags saltpetre, 6,000 begs of rice, and sundry drysaltnry goods. TALLOW MARKIT—(THIS DAY). Tim ambit is Arm to-day. The present quotidian are =sexed :—Town Sallow, 466. 3d., set cult ; Petersburg Y. 0., on the spot, 475. 3d. to 475. 6d. ; July, 475. 3d. to 475. Bd. ; September, 495. ; October to December, 495. 6d. PAATICIILAAS Of TALLOW. ISM. Stook aa bead Sib day .... Delivery Lbws* Ditto trots lit haw Arrival last week Ditto from Lt June Pries Y.C. per cwt. this day Ditto Town last Friday 30,717 4004 1,0110 1,728 11,627 7,238 LAS 1,036 Al* 6,495 92a 9d. 40. et. Ha ed. 50s. 61 Arrivals for the week lading 3e Ili LA year, 1,4= end delivery, 1.506 auks. TM arrivals loot week 100 Petersburg„ 509 Beath AWIIIICIA. 41,5 other ptecee—totok 674 usks. METROPOLITAN OATTI (THIS DAY.) . . HAMM'. We have a larpr ripply .1 cesTai; . tbaa on Monday last, bat the demaad r still pod, and that day's cptotatians are generally realised. The somber of sheep is rather moaner; trade is more active, and in some instances higher prices are obtained. Trade is dull for lambs, and they are not all disposed of. Calves are selliag as cm Thursday. From Ger many sad Holland there are 1,300 beasts, 6,17.) sheep, and 241 calves ; Scotland, 200 beasts ; Ireland, 260 beasts and 5001arata ; Norfolk mad Suffolk, 000 beasts ; and 1,800 fr the Nardi sad Midland °auntie.. Per Wes of 06. s. L s. •. Per Nisi of Niba s. d. ad. Deg 80AL Herold& 4 6 Doti/met 511-14461% ♦ 10 6 Best Shoel-heres 4 4 1 Desk lessi-w0015.... 0 0 0 • aseond qesl. Mesta 3 4 Do. do. 6DOIII ... 4 6 5 • Celves nes Bed DaslHu•Msds 0 Lell IreitZ;tmiaTkit. 4.830; MP. US. load Labs. 26,74 ; C•lves, 927 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Skews. Pattenden sad Smith report • fair demand for consumption for lent year's growth, which Sr. name and gradually advancing ia price. Old hops find buyers at 20a. to Vs. fur expatiation. COAL KA RICET.—(THIS DAY.) Wells End Hottest, 17.. ; Walls End Haswell, 17..; Walls End Stewart., 16.. ed. ; Walls End South Hetton, 17s. Walls End Trimdon Hartlepool, les. 6d. ; Walls End Hartlepool. lee. ed. ; Walls End Braddyla Hatton, 165.; Walla End Russell Hetlaso, lea. • R alls End South Kolbe. 16s. ; Walls Fad Haugh liall, 15e. 6d. ; Walla End Wharoeiffe, 14a. 9d. • Walls End Caradoc, 16s. ; Wang End Cassop, lee. ; W;Xls End Eden Maas, 13s. ed. ; Walls End Goforth, 14.. 9d. ; Walls End Helton Lyons, Lie. • Walls End Framw•Upta, 15e. ed ; Holvwell. 15s:ed. ; North Pelle% 12a. ; Taatield Moor Bute., 13s. 3d. ; West Hartley, 14a. 9d. ; Buddle's 14s. 9d. ; Davkleoe's Hartley, 14s. 9d. ; Hastings Hartley, 14.. 94.-123 skips at market. PROVINCIAL _MAAS MARIZT& !dyne IN-- Great! Western, 711-Lanoaahire and Yorkalday, x new, 106 of 11 1-London and North Western. 06 41 1 1-Baneheatar, as 4 6•14, and Llanelli, Sd 124--doath Balton'. el *- Mean }lateen Jusetian, 1 7-16-Dotch Rhenish. 11 7-11 -Brand Trunk of Canada. 06 If-Grand Trunk of Canada Seven per Cada, $l-Gnat Luxembourg, 14 7-141 44-14 4-4 i rad Western of Canada. 11 1141 1-&unbr• and Youpo-10 744 I 7-11 ■ 7.1/-/Award Bank. qp.-Thsanea awl Menvey Baring, li-British and kid Marine Tsdagraph, 14--/Pecihe Steam, 7114. TSB TIIIIRATINID ICIIKIAMUIti OF IiaMPSTZAD HUM —At the imam of the vestry of Marylebone, oa s am k y, isarre io the chair ' lir. Bach baserßalled aMaatisa to the alleged inten tion ea the part of Sir Themes Marion Wilms to enclose Hampstead Heath. He maggamilsdi that is the west of any alters:iota tallies plats, auto emessesaime eight to be entered luta between Si Them a Waimea mad the public that would Wr"the boa& as a passed recreation, end allow Hz w: to isteesse his right el building eionitside the heath. He sewed that a espy d the bill be sad yid wen the lb = at Me sect sitting . Mama maid that at ea is held at the reilawas Yr. MAW, was that a clause absaidl ineerted is the bit sow _ parllameent. limiting Me floor Wilmea'm pewee of lo a• that part at WM. Dear Heade Piss ; avid ail Met assns/ it was MOM by bias that to bsi ao Mak is mice the Walk gassally. r a i n tanamaiisa wadi render hie maws Mr. R. lisdips moved iiat a hem the vsdry he ferwamded b parilassat, say wieroaell meat ea the heath ; and atiwately it was agreed that the resolatios should be aosaidend whim a eon of the bill wee pradassi C 4961 1.242 2.242 'rn 475. Id. 4K