The Express. — London, England, 1867-08-29 00:00:00

LAW INTSLLIGENOL (THIS DAY,) CfIURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) IN RE J. a. COLDER. ;,is was an application by Mr. J. R. Miller, on behalf benkrupt, who was • boat-builder at Folkestone, tAtvngiun of protection. This was the third bank , Awl it was stated that the bankrupt was unable to hes accounts, in consequence of one of being detained by Mr. Minter, • solidi ,t Folkestone ' who claims a lien upon them. The .....rapt bed suffe red eight months' imprisonment. fl.. Honour granted a fortnight's further protection and i the official assignee to write to Mr. Minter for the „re of the book in his possession, as he was not • tlwlto retain it as against the assignee. (Before Mr. Registrar Roche.) IN RE GREGORY. j. %AA a first sitting under the bankruptcy of Lesley • s .nder t;mgory, who carried on the business of a tiler .t St. Clenient'sshouse, Clement's-lane, previously at •• hrster, and elsewhere. The adjudication was made .1 petition presented by the bankrupt in forma and it appears from the schedule which filed that the liabilities amount to 9,0001., and are of very doubtful value. The failure is • ,•I to the retention of certain notes representing • rubles—to the value of 700/.—by a person with tle bankrupt had deposited them, and unfortunate ,ctions of a commercial nature. to theaiiitTuniOfaboutl,.ioo/. were now admit . old Mr. G. T. Hart, of 57, Moorgate-street, account. aAN appointed aaaignee, Messrs. Piews and Irvine, of in -lane, being the solicitors under the proceed _. The meeting for examination and discharge will be n the 23rd of October, at 1. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) SECOND COURT. (Before Mr. Payne.) AN OLD OFFENDKR SEWSILELY PUNISHED. • Blackasurc, 26, was indicted for a very daring ry from • till. ;i.e prisoner was undefended. _ it.......cuter, who is a tobacconist, living at No. 2, Park ,. , Knightsbridge, on the 2nd of August found the pri bchind his counter with a tin box containing some r, he seized him and held him until a policeman came, .-o he gave him into custody. There was a severe r uggle between them. William Cleverly, 284 D, who came to the prosecutor's va•tance, said he found him in an almost exhausted state ;rough the iwisoner's violence. The Jury found the prisoner Guilty. chief Warder Agar, of the City Prison, Holloway, and the following convictions against the prisoner :—He known by the following aliases—Blanch, Buchanan, ibicroon, *atom, tio. Four years' penal seinittuds, Sept. 181:i ; six months, Jan. 2, 1860 ; two years, May 12, ; Is months, Sept. 19, 1864 ; in custody again on the January, 1867, but was discharged ; thr e e m on th s , 9th !bruary, 1867. The Judge said within his recollection the prisoner ibid have been hanged for this offence. They could not i to that extent now, but he must have a severe punish :nit—viz., ten years' penal servitude. The prisoner, who seemed much astonished, was then !moved. THE POLICE COURTS. (THII3 DAY.) BOW-STREET. PIG DRIVING IN THE METROPOLIS. rfiarke Smith, a drover, appeared to answer a summons Loring him with having dnven a herd of pigs, in Liver polstreet, King's-cross, on Friday, the 16th inst., within te boors prohibited by the regu lations of the Commis users of Police. Police-constable E 147 said the defendant was driving Ns in Liverpool-street after 12 o'clock on the day in cAstion. Witness said to him, "You know you ought Lot to drive these pigs in the prohibited bows." Ho re " I know that, but I could not help it as the train only just come in." The prisoner said that pigs had been brought from btterdam, landed at Harwich, an d th ence f orwar d e d b y bin. The train usually arrived at 7 o'clock, but on this rtision it did not come in till half-past 10. Mr. Flowers—Could you not have left them where they are till you could remove them at proper hours! Prisoner—We wanted to get them down to be killed, to k sold in the market on Saturday. Mr. Flowers said he could not be allowed to break the culations, and fined him 5.., which was paid. I ' CLER XEN WELL - ~ :iecE OF An4Acirrso "JoHENT WALKER," THE EE CHAMPION AND ROBBING HIM OF £ 43. loin Elliott, aged 32, a fi shmonger, of 6, Adam and fie-court, Whitecroes-stre e t, St. L u k e ' s, was c h arged Wore Mr. Cooke, on r eman d, w ith b e i ng concerne d with Mere, not in custody, i n s t ea li ng from the person of he Walker, the ex-champion of light weights, at the 4.lerty of Glasshouse-yard, four 101. notes, 31. in gold, pocket-book, and several memoranda. Mr. G. 0. Nash, solicitor, appeared for the prosecution .. 4 Mr. Ricketts, solicitor;for, the defence. The complainant stated that he was a bootmaker by Me, and resided at 81, Bridgewater-gardens. On the -At of Monday, the 19th inst., he met with th e p r i soner ad bad some drink with him. Between 12 and 1 o'clock the morning, as he was walking along Fann-street, he ~., pinioned from behind, and had both his arms fastened. 7.. e prisoner bad bold of his right ; but he did not know ze man who bad bold of his other arm. He thought arm were three men who attacked him ; one of them tore is trousers and took his pocket-book, in which there era four 101. notes, 31, 10s. in gold, and sundry memo uala. The other men then ran away, and he turned rued and mid to the prisoner, " You scamp, you toe robbed me," and gave him a slap in the mouth. lie td not give the prisoner into custody on the night of the 'fiery, though he gave i n f orma ti on to t h e po li ce that In cross-examination the complainant admitted that he id been to several public-houses with the prisoner, and ad had something to drink, but was not drunk. He kneed at one of the public-bowies, but he could not say 'tether with a man or a woman, though be believed it la with the prisoner. After he was robbed the prisoner CI not go away but remained with him until six police ten came up. He did not recollect whether he charged tro tradesmen with being the prisoner's confederates. Mr. Ricketts—You my you are a bootmaker. I see ken this bill (producing a large poster), that " Johnny Talker, tha great world famed athletic and delineator of macular Christianity," is to attend a boxing match and I , have a " set to " for the benefit of a pugiliat. Does that refer to yen? Witness--I am a pugilist, but my name is announced a that bill without my authority or consent. Men who Lire dooe something in the ring often have their names idrertised before they know anything at all about it. Two witnesses were called by Mr. Nash, who stated that :bey saw the prosecutor with the prisoner, and at one of ne publiohouses Walker showed his money. At another Mlle-holm when a witness of the name of Miller spoke ha police-constable about calling him up on the following morning he stated that the prisoner and his companion Oiled him a policeman's monkey, and pushed him out of On house. Both the witnesses in answer to Mr. Ricketts said that tt complainant was very drunk, and one of them ad .... Red that he was charged by the complainant with being seemed in the robbery. Mr. Ricketts said he would not waste the time of the Nun by remarking on the evidence, as it was plain that to complainant was drunk, adding that when the magi.- tite had heard the evidence he should call he would dis cus the case. A City constable, and other witnesses, who were called roved that the complainant was the worse for liquor, and Gat he accused three or four persons of robbing him. %ere were also five other constables to prove the same ets. Ur. Cooke adjourned the further hearing of the came for l'ortnight t and allowed the prisoner to go at large on his svn reoognmances. MARLBOROUGH-STRKEr. RORRERY REMORSE.-81NOCLAR CASE. Ass M . Farkas, a well-dressed young woman, described 4 setv int, was charged before Mr. Knox with stealing a watch, chain, and locket, of the value of 8/., the pro tuy of Mra. Hannah Burden, lodging-house keeper, • 8, Eirm-street, Berkeley-square. The prosecutrix stated that the prisoner came to live in hr house three weeks ago, and on Tuesday morning went to look for a situation. About 4 o'clock the same '' , cluorni she returned home and went upstairs, and /;erwar ls left the house, and she (proeecutrix) then • Isul her watch, chain, and locket, of the value of 8/. `Nsequently the police were communicated with ; and on " Prisoner being taken into custody, she said she had 04.:e4tbe property. The pri.oner here burst into taus, and her feelings so ir..re.ice , , her that she was obliged to be led to • seat. , Alfred Burrows ' 159 A, said that about ' o'clock that m orn i ng h e was i n Grosvenor-square, when Prioner missed him twice, and each time slackening Pace. Thinking the prisoner's conduct rather strange, asked her what she was about, and she then asked lifin if be had heard anything of • young woman swum. stolen • watch. He told her that he had, and mik e ,l h,-a- if she had stolen anything, and she then said thit she had stolen a watch where she had been residing, pled,, , ed it i n D u k e -street, at the same time handing kin the duplicate relating to the watch. While at the nation the prisoner told him that she had been in prison rat Liverool. M. knot said be would remand the prisoner for • v e , ki when the pawnbroker eonld attend, and in the teantium it could be ascertained by the police whether the Prisoner had been convicted at Liverrool. 8017111WARK. ARAM MOITIT-LTAIDEEIB.—CAVTION TO THE PIITO:TC. After the drunken charges had been disposed of • very respectable-looking man, residing at Marlborough, waited on his worship to expose • system of fraud practised upon the public by a person calling himself Henry Watts, vyin g his address 84, Union-street, S.E., and 200, Great Portland-street, N.W. Applicant informed his worship that he was carrying on business near Marlborough, and in the early pout of the present month he saw an advertise ment in the Martian:nigh Times. of which the following is a copy:—" Money, from 20/. to 200/. , immediately lent in tow n or country, to tradesmen and others on their own personal security. Interest thereon at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum. The loans to be had in full for from one to five years, and repaid by instalments. Apply in the first in stance in confidence to Mr. Henry Watts, 84, Union-street, Borough, 8.E., enclosing a stamped addressed envelope, and with full particulars, viz., sum required, and how to be repaid. No life assurance or legal expenses incurred, but the full amount advanced." Applicant wrote to Mr. Watts, 84, Union-street, requesting the loan of 2001. for five years, and by return of post he received an elaborately printed form to fill up, with a request that the sum of 2/. 2s. be remitted as registration fee. He sent a Post-office order for that amount, and received in return another sys tematio printed circular, setting forth that the loan would be granted for five years, and requested the sum of 141. the first year's interest and cost of bill stamp, be sent with the promissory note enclosed properly signed, and on receipt of the sum required, with the letter, two Bank of England notes of 100/. each would be forwarded to his address at Marlborough." Applicant wrote a note in return, saying that he should be in London in a day or two, and he would then call at Union-street and pay the money. He then re ceived another printed letter, setting forth that Mr. Watts's business was so extensive that he had no time to have per sonal interviews with his clients, and unless his orders were complied with be should never be able to get through with it. Believing in the systematic manner in which the coLespondence was conducted, he forwarded the 14/. 2s. to Henry Watts, at 84, Union-street, Borough, by post office order, but since then he had received no forth. r communication from him. He wrote a letter two days ago, and not receiving any reply, he came up to London to make further inquiries, and found that Mr. Watts was unknown to the shopkeeper at 84, Union-street, but that letters were received for a person of that name, and generally called for daily. Appli cant, however, found that they had not been called for for several days, and there were a number of letters lying there, among which was the one sent three days before. One of the circulars he received bad the address 200, Great Portland-street. He consequently called there, and found that letters were received there for Henry Watts, but he was unknown, and had not sent for them for several days. Applicant finding that he had fallen among • gang of swindlers and sham money lenders, considered it his duty to attend before his worship and expose the system, and put other parties on their guard. The Magistrate told him he could not assist him, but he bad no doubt the press would take notice of his applica tion, and by that means prevent others from being plun dered for some time to come. _ _ _ . _ _ Applicant thanked hia worship for hia attention and left the court. SHARE .. LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) THE EXPRESS, , THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 29, 1867. 100{ 10 110 i 1 41 - se 1011 6 1-16 6 nit -. 1 11-16 I _ be ... al 3 646 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BT TICI.ZORAPH.) TUNBRIDGE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) LADIES' PLATE. Five furlongs. Killarney, Volhynia, Hopleaf, Prima Donna, Variation, Dutch Admiral, and Bonnie Doon are here. TUNBRIDGE HANDICAP. One mile and a half. Nutrition, Dayrell, Her Ladyship, Palaita, Knight of Downs, and Pevensey are here. TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. Five furlongs. Sultana, Beautiful Star, Election, Miss Thompson, Merry Andrew, and Peninsula are here. LICHFIELD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) HASTINGS PLATE. Six furlongs. The Squire and Fredericia are here. CHAMPAGNE STAKES. Half a mile. President Lincoln is here. BEAUDESERT WELTER HANDICAP. One mile. Life Guardsman, Bird of Paaaage, and Gay Ned are hare. ACCEPTANCES FOR STAFFORDSHIRE STAKES. One mile and a quarter. Loral Ronald, 10st ; John Davis, Bst 10113 ; Janitor, Bst ; Redcap, 7st 121 b ; Life Guardsman, 7 s t 51b ; Dulcimer, Est Blb ; Mrs. Allan, fat 816 ; Nuneaton, Est 71b ; Black Prince, fist; Orne, 6st; Havannah, sst 131 b; Caucasus, sst 131. Life Guardsman and Nuneaton are here. TAMWORTH PLATE. Three-quarters of a mile. Lady Liman, Bird of Pamage, and Fredericia are here. Anarran.—Torpedo, Lord Ronald, Black Prince, Red cap, Red Ritand, Cuckoo, Lady Hester, Roe 1, King's Cross, and Weather Isle. SUICIDE OP ♦ ENTLIMAN AT DOVER. —An inquest was held on Saturday at Dover on the body of Thomas Haffenden, aged 60. The deceased was at Dover for the benefit of his health. He bad, while in the West Indies, contracted the habit of drinking brandy in large quantities, which it was considered had much impaired his mental powers. On Saturday morning the deceased was seen sitting outside the window of the apartment he occu pied at No. 2, Douro-place, as though engaged in cleaning the windows. He suddenly fell backwards on to the pave ment below, striking in his descent the sill of a window on one of the lower floors. Death was occasioned by fracture of the skull. It was shown that the deceased bad, since the death of his wife, been in a very desponding state of mind, and that latterly he bad frequently complained of a pain his head. The evidence satisfying the jury that de ceased was of unsound mind, they returned a verdict ac cordingly. FALSE WEIGHTS AND ME♦BUREE. —At the half-yearly petty sessions, held recently at the Vaster hall, Islington, 106 persons were fined for having in the'r possession defective weights and measures. Li censed victuallers, as usual, head the list with 35; beer shop keepers, 17 ; greengrocers, 12 ; general dealers, 5 ; obeememongers, 4 ; oilmen, 4 ; marine-store dealers, 4 ; butchers, 4 ; confectioners, 3 ; bakers, 3 ; corudealers, 2 ; grocers, 2 ; pork-butcher, 1 ; leather seller, 1; cost.-- monger, 1 ; coal dealer, 1 ; plumber, I. The fines inflicted varied from 51. to W. 12s. 6d., and they amounted to Mt 2s. Gd. The weights and measures confiscated are esti mated to realise about 70/. No less than 26 persons were fined for having weights and scales in favour of the pur &Amer.—lslington Gazette. THE CONDEMNED CONVICT BILITTON.—A reply has been received to the memorial transmitted to the Home Secretary on behalf of George Britton, now under sentence of death in Taunton Gaol for the murder of his wife, in which Mr. Secretary Hardy states that be can see no suffi cient ground to justify him in advising her Majesty to Tote-fens with the due course of law in this case. The announcement was received by the criminal without any apparent signs of emotion. The time of execution is at present a secret, and will remain so until the day on which it will take place. 100 100 100 100 LOS DISRUPTION OF THE NOTTINOHAM ORDER OP ODDFELLOWS. —For some time past, as is well known, amat dissatisfaction his existed with the management of the Nottingham order, particularly in respect to the funeral fund. The Sheffield chapter, which has led the disaffection, has now taken the decisive step of finally breaking away from the Nottingham order, and founding 1 a new order. Last night, an influential delegate meeting was held at the Pack Home Hotel when Dr. J. C. Hall was in the chair, and amongst the business to be transacted were the following resolutions :—" That in the opinion of this meeting the time having come for the formation of a new order of Odd Fellow.. itbe resolved-1. That a new order be and la hereby established. 2. That this meeting recommends to the first annual legislative council that the name of the order be The British Order of Oddfellows.' 3. That it be founded on the representative system. 4. That every lodge have the entire control of its sick funds. 5. That every district have the entire manage ment of it. own funeral fund. 6. That all laws and ahem- Mona of laws for the government of the order be made only by the annual legislative council." M. DUM 411 AND THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON.— M. Alexandre Dumas. desiring to give to one of his novels —" Les Blanca et In Fileus"—• tone of historical accuracy in the details, applied to one of the public libraries of Paris to have communicated to him all the documents connected with the 13th Vendemiaire. His application was refused, on which he addressed the subjoined letter to the Emperor Napoleon III.:—" Illustrious Confri•re,—When yon undertook to write the ' Life of the Conqueror of the Gouts,' all the libraries were eager to place at your disposal the docu ments which they contain. The result is • work superior to others, in the circumstance that it brings together the greatest number of historical documents. Engaged at the present moment in writing the life of another Caesar, named Napoleon Bonaparte, I require docu ment. relating to his appearance on the scene of this world. In brief, I should • e to have all the pamphlets which the 13th Vendimiaire brought forth. I have asked for them at the library ; they have been refused. There remains to me no other mean. than to apply to you, my illustrious confthe, to whom nothing is refused, to beg you to ask for these works in your own name, at the library, and to be good enough, when you shall have received them, to place them at my disposal. If you will be so kind est° grant this request, you will have rendered me a service which, in a literary sense, I shall never forget. --I have the honour to be, with respect, illustrious author of the We of Cesar,' _your very humble and most grateful confrere, ALEX ASTMS DTMAR."—The next day the writer received through M. Duruy the pamphlets asked for. The New York papers announce the death of the Honourable Mr. Isaac Newton, who held the govern ment post of Chief Commissioner of Agricolture for the 17nited States. He was • member of the Society of Friends. Allislie &St. Lawrence Don. Doz. &C. In. ifp.o. Do. 1 Ikons lassie Do. Priforosee Boa oodt.. 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LiVIRPOOL„ AVM? ffi —Sales to-day : Caledonian, new amount. 1084—Gnat Baster% 30f—ditto, new account, 304 f Great Western. 48}—London end North Western, 117—dItto, new account, 117 104 4—Metropolitan, new account, 124 od. and n.—Midland, 1201 ditto, new account, 1204 4—South Latent, 671—UnIte States 6-20, 1882, 734 Maritime In surance (Limited , . Queen Insurance, 4 el —Union Marine, 2 p. —Liverpool Exchange, Ai r -Leeds and Liverpool . Canal, 470 National Steam (United), 14 13d —ditto, newlsecount, 14 134 1 ' ' •" ilAnCennita, Almon ffi..-The market was quiet, with but little business doing. Anglo-American Telegraph 'Limited), next account, 161-Great Eastern. 30) f : next account. 301 !- Onset Luxembourg, next account. 101--Ormt Northern A, 1174 ; next account, 117 164-Great Western of Canada, next account, 164-Great Weetern, next account, 461 44 -Lancashire and Yorkshire, ; next account, 1274-Ditto, Mx per Cent Pref., 127-London, Brighton, and South Comet, next account, 601- London and North Western, 1161 ; next account, 1161-Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, next account, 17 61 1-Me tropolitan, 1314 f : next account, 1331 4 I-Midland, next account. 11104 1 4-Ditto, New Convertible gtt shares, If p.- Bona Eastern, 671 ; next account, trff 4 -Metropolitan, New Five per Cents.. 15a., +Se. 3d., Ga., 6s. 3d. p.-London and Brighton. New, 4 p.-St Helene A, n e xt -Preston and Wyre, 431-East Lancashire Six per Cent., account, 1344-Cale donian, next account, losi. BIRMIXOHAL ArOcgr W. —Business done :—Cioneestsr Wagon 'Limited), Fifth lame, at I prem. Closing prkes:-- London and North Western, Coventry and Nuneaton give per Cent.. 1114, sellm—Nottingham Joint Stock Bank Limited), 2e dls . sellers-86ropshire Bank, S. sellers—Staffordsblre Finan cial (Limited), 2} ilia, buyers -- Birmingham Alliance lire Insur ance ;Limited), 1 dla to par—Britannia Mills (Limited), 11 to 1 Metal dis —Gloucester Wagon (Limited), In, buyers—and Mantes (IJusited), S to 2.1 MINE&-(THIB DAY.) Oxi o'Czoex.. The mining market is firm to-day, with an increased amount of business. West Chiverton shares are quoted 64 to 65 ' • Tincroft, 121 to 131 Prince of Wales, 475. to 491. ; Wheal &ton, 105 to 110 ; Chiverton Moor, 5 to t ; East Caradon, 51 to Clifford, 7 to 7i ; North Treakerby, 3 l 6 l tojl Marko Valley, 51 to ; Great Limey, 18 to 1 ; Great Vor , 17 to 18 ; South Caradon, to ; and Great North Downs, 31 to 4. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady, at the following prices :—Don Pedro, 60 to 62 ; Anglo-Brazilian, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Chontales, I to prem. ; Pestarena, to prem. • United Mexican, 11 to 2 ; Rossi Grande, to i t ; Frontino and Bolivia, I to ; Anglo-Italian, to 1 prem. ; and Port Php, 1 1-16 to 3-16. At the quarterly meeting of the Don Pedro North del Rey Mining Company (Limited) held yesterday, a dividend of 3s. 6d. per share, being at the rate of 100 per cent. per annum, was declared. A vote of condolence was passed to Captain Treloar. who bite just lost his wife, and much I satisfaction was expressed at the able and lucid manner in which the position of the affairs of the undertaking was sketched in the speech of the chairman, Mr. H. Haymen. A HORSE PROPRIETOR IN THE UNITED STATES. — Mr. Cameron is the largest owner of thoroughbred bones in this country, and has many thousands of dollars in vested in them. In January last he bought 40 of the finest thoroughbred horses to be found in Europe, and had them shipped in one of the ocean steamers ; but, owing to very rough weather, they became completely exhausted on the passage, and only five of the 40 arrived in this country alive. For one of the horses Mr. Cameron was offered 2,000 guineas in England, and the whole shipment was valued at 40,000 dole.—Pew York Pepe►. The other day, in Goswell-street, a lad, twelve years old, who was said to have been nurse to four chil dren, fell down stairs with • baby sister, who was killed on the spot. At the inquest • Juror said it was • wonder more babies were not killed. for he bad often seen • child of two years old carrying • great fat baby in its little arms. MOZfEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 011 o'Ciwaz. A fresh reduction is observable to-day in the stock markets, the dealings still showing a prepon derance of sales. The steady, though gradual, de cline in the French funds is viewed with some dis trust, and for the moment the statement of the Monikur that the meeting at Salzburg "should be considered as a new guarantee for the peace of Europe" has no favourable effect. The transactions are not very numerous, the dealers being still engaged in tho settlement of the fortnightly amount. Consols have experienced a further fall of per cent., and British railway securities are to I lower. Foreign bonds are still offered, especially Spanish Pasaive. United States 5-20 Bonds have given way upon the rise in the premium on gold in New York and the prospect of a rupture between the President and General Grant. The charge in the discount market to-day for three months' paper is 11 per cent., with a moderate demand. Short loans are still offered in the Stock Exchange at 1 per cent. Consols are quoted 94 7-16 to 9-16 or sti for money, and Sti to 0 for the account (Sept. 10); and the Three per Centa. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 94i to 0. The transactions in British railway stocks con sist principally of sales, and prices show a fresh fall. Great Northern A has declined 1 per cent. ; Metro politan, London and North Western, and Great Northern (original), ; and Midland, South East ern, Great Eastern, and Brighton, 1. Sub_ joined are the present prices:—Metropolitan, 1223 to 123, ex all ; Great Western, of to 46 ; London and North Western, 1151 to ; Midland, 1191 to 1201 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 127 to ; Caledonian, 107} to 108} ; South Eastern, 67 to ; Great Eastern, 301 to I; Great Not thern, 1144 to 116,1 ; ditto A, 116} to 116 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 17} to 18 ; North British, 30 to 31 ; and Brighton, 491 to 501. The purchase by the government broker to-day for the Sinking Fund comprises 21,0001. Reduced Three per Cents. Spanish Passive Bonds aro heavy, and exhibit an additional fall of I per cent., viz., to 19e to e. The Certificates and Italian of 1861 have declined eto I, the present quotations being 16} to e, and 48e to i , respectively. Turkish of 1862 are called 571 to 58e ; ditto of 1865, 301 to 311 ; Greek, 13k toe ; Chilian scrip, 1} to 1 clis. ; and Mexican, 14e to I. American securities are flat. The 5-20 Bonds have declined per cent., viz., to 73* to ; and Illinois Central Railway shares are 1 worse, at 761 to f. Erie are unchanged, at 451 to;. Atlantic cable shares show no recovery. Anglo- American are quoted 161 to 1 ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, Bank shares are unaltered, the amount of busi deas being very small. London and Westminster are called 70 to 71 ; Union of London, 38} to 39 ; Imperial Ottoman, 1 k to oi tha. ; Alliance, 14 to dia. ; and Chartered Mercantile of India, 33 to 31. Financial shares show no movement. Annexed are the prices :—lnternational Financial, 2i to 1i die. ; London, 23 to 21 dim. ; General Credit, 21 to 2k dis ; and Credit Foncier, 51 to rki dis. The Shannon, from Brazil, has reached Lisbon with 73,8951. in specie. The annexed communication is from the Corn. mittee of Spanish Passive Bondholders : TO TEI IDITOR Or TEI EXPILIMS. SIR,—As public notice has been given that the Spanish government is prepared to carry out the conversion of the Peaeive debt on the terms which were unhesitatingly refused by the late public meeting, the committee will feel much obliged by your permitting them to inform the bondholders through your columns that they have (in sc. oonlanoe with the resolution then passed) sent in to the Stook Exchange Committee • formal application, the re oept of which has been duly acknowledged, to refuse • quotation to any new Spanish stock, bonds, or securities, nut;l • satisfactory arrangement has been come to with the Passive bondholders.—l am, tic. H. D. POOL!, Hon. Sec. 2, East India-avenue, Leadenhall-street, London, August 28. The following relates to the debt of New Granada : Masers. Baring and Co. have this day received a remit tance on account of New Granada dividends of 3761. 10s. from the Custom-house at Carthagena, and the agent there states that the government of Colombia has ex preened of to her Majesty's Minister at Bogota its extreme disapproval of the conduct of President Curses in misappropriattag the bondholders' money. The total amount of duties at Santa Martha belonging to the bond holders for the month of July was but 5,927 dole. 13c., owing to the great falling•off in importations, &natural con sequence of the revolution. The sum which the agent received of that amount he could not remit by this mail, as there was not a bill of exchange to be had. A formal protest had been entered against the withholding of the payment due to the bondholders at Santa Martha, and the total amount unpaid there is stated at 34,189 doh. 145Na—blade*, August 27. . _ About 22,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, making a total of 52,0001. fur the week. The Norfolk arrived yesterday from Port Phillip with 219,0001. in gold. About 250,0001. in Australian gold is known to be still on the way to this country. The Reigate has 07,0001.; the pavans, 86,0001.; the Dumbarton Castle, 44,0001.; and the Suffolk, 23,0001. The Admiraty have ordered the undermen tioned steamers to be surveyed, preparatory to ac cepting them as transports in connexion with the proposed expedition to Abyssinia, viz. :—the Hector, Pacific, Carolina, Lybia, Hayti, Golden Fleece, Mauritius, Queen of the South, Peru vian, Kangaroo, Bosphorus, City of Manchester, City of Dublin, England, France, and Queen. Further tenders will be received on the 30th inst. for steam transports of from 700 to 1,000 tons gross measurement, to be employed in the Medi terranean in the conveyance of horses, mules, &c. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,555/. over last year ; the Midland, an increase of 5,1731. •, the Great Northern, an increase of 2,645/. ; and tl'e Great Eastern, an increase of 2,394/. ' At a special general meeting of the shareholders of the Indian Branch Railway Company (Limited), held yesterday, Mr. W. Dent in the chair, a resolu tion passed at the last ordinary general meeting of the company on the 14th instant, to alter the name of the company to the " Oude and Rohilkund !Railway Company (Limited)," was confirmed. The capital of this company, guaranteed at 5 per cent. interest by the Secretary of State for India, is 4,000,000/., iof which the amount at present sub scribed for s 1,000,000/., in 100,000 shares of 101. each, and on which 21. 10a. per share has been paid. The shareholders, until further notice, have the privilege of paying up their shares in full and con verting them into stock. The company have also 110,0001. called the Nulhatee Railway stock, which has all been paid up. At the meeting, yesterday, of the Dagenham (Thames) Dock Company, the proceedings were adjourned for three months, with a view to enable the directors to obtain additional capital to carry out the undertaking. _ _ _ - . A meeting of the London and Glasgow Engineer ing and Iron Shipbuilding Company (Limited) took place yesterday. The available balance amounts 9,098!., and a dividend was declared at the rate of 41- per cent. per annum, leaving 4,541/. to be carried forward. At the meeting yesterday of the Southampton Dock Company, a dividend of n per cent. for the half-year was declared, leaving 1,054/. to be carried forward. At the annual meeting of the Alhambra Company (Limited), held yesterday, the net balance was stated at 6,3021., and a dividend was declared at the rate of 15 per cent., free of income tax. An extraordinary general meeting of the East London Railway Company is convened fur the 11th September, to authorise the borrowing of money under the company's act of 1865; and also " for the purpose of considering a proposal of the dime tors to dispose at a discount of such shares in the company's capital as in consequence of the for feiture of scrip remain to be disposed of." The twelfth ordinary general meeting of the Crown Preserved Coal Company was held on Tues day at Liverpool, when a dividend was declared at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. Mr. Marcus N. Adler, M.A. has been appointed actuary to the Alliance Life Aesurance Company. Creditors of the Alliance Contract Company (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to Mr. Alexander Samuelson, of Corn hill, the voluntary liquidator, by the 24th of Sep tember. Creditors of the Peninsular, West Indian and Southern Bank (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to Mr. Henry Chatteris, the liquidator, by the 30th of September, imme dately after which date it is the intention of the liquidator to declare a dividend. - A petition for the winding up of the Ton Mawr Company (Limited) is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the next day of petition.. The preparations yesterday for to-morrow's set tlement show that the supply of stock in the railway market is, with only two or three exceptions, less scarce than had been anticipated, in consequence of which further speculative sales were encouraged yesterday afternoon. The following shows the terms on which the carrying over has been gene rally conducted. The stocks most wanted for the settlement were Great Northern " A," Brighton, Midland, and South Eastern. As regards London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire, the supply of stock increased during the later hours: CONTANOOS. tVenbat. Great Eastern even to 1-16 Groat Waters even Great Northern A to ibnek London and Brighton Ito bank London and North-Western even London. Chat.. and Duvet 142 to 3-32 . . . _ Luicsabire and Yorkshire to "' Mancli,Shett.,andLinooln even to Metropolitan nada& .. 1-32 to 3-31 ..;toi .. 511 to 1-16W* .. 3-16 to 6-16 .. 1-32 to 3-1: &la b 7-1 E .. eves to 6-i.to 7-113 llliauld oven to i .. 3.16 to 1-10 back Doyen Lutexaboure United States 5.20 Bonds 2to 4p. c. p. sae... 2 to • p. c. p. ace. Grand Trunk of Canada Great Western of Canada Oa 4d. to Oa 9t. .. Os. 4d. to Oa 9d. The subjoined report on the market for Ame rica securities is from Mews. Satterthwaite and Co. : The same dulness which has characterised business on the Stock Exchange generally since our hurt has been felt in the market for American securities; the tendency of 5-20 Bonds (1862) has been rather downwards, while the bonds of 1865 have been somewhat firmer. At the close Illinois shares are more offered, at a decline of per cent. In Atlantic and Great Western Debentures and Consolidated Mortgage transactions have been light, but the market for both closes slightly firmer. The coupons of the Erie Railway Loan of 1865 for 800,0001., due the Ist of September, are adver tised for payment by Messrs. J. S. Morgan and Co. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the Ist of October for the supply of a quantity of salt pork, Messrs. Gilka, Wilson and Co., of Bristol, wish to state that they are in no way connected with the firm of similar name lately declared insolvent. WIDIIISDILY EVIICAG. Consols, which closed yesterday at Al to a for the 10th of September, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 943 " sellers." For money the last price was 94J to 3, and for the October settlement 943 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94 . 4, 3, I ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 941, a, A ; New Three per Cents., 943, a, a ; Annuities, 1885, 13 1-16, I ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1134, 13 ; ditto Four per Cent. " en faced" rupee paper, 874 ; ditto Five per Cent., 10 34, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1084 ; ditto Five per Cent. Rupee Debentures, 1877, ; ditto, 1882, 103 ; ditto Bonds, 70s. prem. The government broker bought to-day 21,0001. Reduced Three per Cents, for the Sinking Fund, at Sq. Indian government securities were steady. Ex chequer Bills were quoted 255. to 30.. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal feature was a fresh fall of per cent. in Spanish Passive Bonds, owing to the conflicting character of the advice. with regard to the insurrection. Italian of 1861 and Turkish of 1866 receded I, while Mexican impro:ed k. The amount of business generally was very small, and all other stocks were unchanged. JOINT OTOCJI BANJO. Abom Bonk (1 4 in.)A Alliance Prorlia Anglo Austrian . An i t nuptials An Ititl.n (1. 4 -eltad). Atiatralasia . Bonnet Britablitun—bia I - Do. Now, Maud Ipia. Beak at Spat I Bank al Otago (17 A iMad;: a l I Baokatilokale, Bank al Now Siellmad— BAJA N. America C. Bk. India, Au., Chlna Mart. M. ad lona, &a. Cobolal City Coaaoliclatod bulk (L) WM and Load= (L.).. Imil London (Malted) lestera Zzehaage(Lho.) Neenah and Lawman . Nag.Hankß.dalsnairaL Maig.acateAuaL Mark) lake ad Swedish (L) Imperial Bank (Waited) hapaiial Otkaaaa riCor um Mort. Bic iitiiaL) ncsp. n D0b.,1864. lons Lon. Bk. oOlerloo,Re.(L)1 London end Bravais.. Do. New I London& BlverPla4(l) Do. do. do Lon. Ch. Bank of Austrl 1 Load= and County_ Do. do. Ng; London Joint Stook London & (loath African Lou. & a Western (Liza)! Landoll &Venaeuelsa.) London & Wasiodar. Merchaot Bank (Um) . Do. New Mercantile&Nocnio(l.) Metropolitan (Limited) Midland Bank (Lim) National of Mislra/asia National of Liverpool N. Pro. of England Do. fad and National Bank New Booth _ North Mastics Omuta! ankbe Bank 071 orp.(L) 1;;;;: Previa. B Prelim. ft Do. to. N0w.... Math Australis. Eland of B. & Africa Bo dair,~dysl Milos et Australia _ Union at Inland (Um )! 17sass lastloa d!.l 6667 7 9 30 31 13 13 Si 66 _ _ di.-- __pm 6357 97 38 To 7-2 di Pal 44 48} I 86 88 - - 4!.1 4S 49 3889 NOZZIGN ItAILWA` 4 all 20 all 100 100 .. =likettedon F (L , Baglan s J indica .. 8.Apre5,G.5.4.70.431.(L) Cdotral Argentine .... l i ckniSeados Dostabarg Vlltpk(l.) Dutch Abed& laatern of Prance =raCentral (14 nnembottrg Lewb Me ma (L) Nera.BLlop I Ba the Dollp.o. Frt. go Northern of Prance v If.lteD.B.A ef rres g.7.p.0 Do. Def erred Norwegian Track Pref Ottoman (Smyrosaldin ParlaLywmandleedls. 'Patti and Orleans Reclfe & & Prancle..(L) !Royal Sardinian 'Royal Swedish . Do. 7 per teat. „ timbre and Meuse I eatt Do. 14 per oant.Pref. Pasio(L) g. 7 per ot. 'll.Aust.llLorn.Venetlan South But, of Portugal .Oootlero of Promo._ Mord mod Sarum riot Iltanthrs Do. lie per Not. Prof .West 21. W. of Prance IS 14 - 15_ TO_ allsi 2 - 3 2 e S 1 V 16 1. Ms 1i 104 44 1 1 Ii 18 111 i 45 66 11 6 21 51 116 so SS so ei 101 71 i 91 : IS Id IS Ili Sl l i Ile- 1 " Se S 9 99 IS ti TORSION ()BLIGATIObS. ItILWAYS. prim. G. Luxembourg 6 p. oast. Havana and Matansaa •Lsranne ant - IMbourgi ,Sabmak 10 se 17*se 87 DO 08 100 kw - ) ill M — ; - 44.4iii. ii - la a. 100 I Do Second lane. .... 10 North. of France 11 p at 10 all I Do daloCtarL if p, at ) .. a I Do. do. issued at 72 ST all Parts,T.pome,rnMa Epee, V 100 an * ll . F. (Pam)" 4 loyal /wadi& & p. es.. 100 .11 La Grand@ T p. el 10 us. &Lons- den. lo.o. NS tb Eaet.et Port. Tp.e. 10 g User!' of Tram:4lo.a N Italian, il per et. al .IN.W.allrs.lp.o. ST 90 Ist 121 40 50 20 25 12 11 to 95 le 2 114 IA 9} 8I ..- Si l4 2 12 121 OOLONII T. 11114171L1Z U. /MAN 1.111*001i5.0p.01.11111 i 104511 Do. MN ...... OM. Gov.• p. e.. 1147741. ..... DO.Opirokrobt.tol. i ~ Do. Spor.S.Vare 2 . 11 0 01 Do. 5_06170t:0n. MUNI Do. Sprat Lea wo,oso,orea H r=l . :.: Do. to. 111041 Do. 40. 111041 Sis, - - 1 Do.lp.o.Ap.eDetllos 100, Osyloa,Nov. DIM, 6p. el NA Do. 11178, do 1,000, D. 11171 do. I 100, lloodlha 0r01.,11171 10S, Do. 5 p 11711 110. Do. UM WO, D o len ISt, NatalOov.Sp.a.ApAtOe. 108.000 Now It aaa.Gov.Sporc4. 1.156,800 Now Sole ilnt.. Webs t Gov., sp. aisn WS 1,071,100 Do. sp. B.llls to 1106 861,000 D0.4).0.7,1857 to 1116 1 MAO Now &NUM flpir oat 1.000,000 D. lipor eel. 5..0, 1 • Do. I per omit DM , 100, D0.d0.1571 JaastDeo 260, Nova koala 41 p. e., MS 1,118, Qamosalsod Go.. Sp,4. , 1,177, Do. Do. Wel .. I MONO ' 11..04.00v. 1 p. 0.,57-77 De. 111711 sad apirda 1 $50,0501%.00v.0p. a. Jon. July 1 ;MOOS D. Ip. oa Aprl Sinai 100 105 N 100 101 108 86 011 86 V 1011 106 lON 1074 100 188 108 107 116 IS 105 IN IN 110 IN 100 NI IN 11111 IN IN 107 104 106 101 1011 SO 101 icon N N N 94 N N a?' 1081 1091 1081 1 99 101 99 101 99 101 Nor 146 lOT uik u% Nil f co. I 811. FOREIGN Mk _ rit 100 l 1101 114 it I Cl. prier. I Sala.. • - • - ? co t= I AustralianAl sretalted) - 1 all t i par t li cmi = 90,0 . 001 10 Ast 16,004 ft Cape Copper (I availed) id pm 116,600' 2 Camila Sliver (Limited) 3 b . 14 ,- 30,000' 5 Choutaleso.&Bltin.,L . , 4 1 44 10,0 * 00 4 1 54 0 (Lolled) i 111 1 .. JOO, 1 Don Pedro, N. tam lay 14 . 1 ,14 Tel 16. 3 last Del Bey (Li 111 26, I Fortuna mite.)(Waite sr 1 - 50,9 I lino aßolivia44l4 If , -. 60, 66 - SS, 11 (Limited) 2la. 1 Ms - 67,92 q 1 (Limited) _4 1 .. 79271 5 Ilauntanlana er uilad) lll 3 1 1 4 ... 30,000, 4 Panatella° (L ) I 1 - Komi s Paßarena (lAm.) l4 - I 10,000 IN Pontar iu rilearLead all 91 1 - 100,000, 5 Poet - - - - .. .Boeim Grande 114;000 1 IlootlialiAndraL eo Lir ) lit = g 11, 11) 'SR John thel Bay )1659 61 - 1317 N 1741144 Adam Lint ) 28), 11 2 - 1 IVelAml6prla (L 1 I t 10, 14 Ilaimmaimar Osel (IM 6 4 t die - 6,004 10 Mal Seam Moiled Ye - - 10,004 5 'Wiliam Sloldaandted • Mt - ... -, 86,1100, 1 ;Walking (Limited) - IB.olo' 1 'Yorks Peolnoula (Llia 1 en - 61.666! II Ilidansmotana Wet ) all I 1 61 - • Call pendbg BRITISH MINIS. No.) Sh. I 1 / 1 118. ) Pd. I CI. Taloa* 1 Sales. 9,30 :,:ea ° 7. C all iv :rAntal. ....,,. . 111 : I P = 1,014 .. Dev.G. Con. (Panama.) 1 400 420 - 11, 6 8 W - Drakevella 12 .. Fast Banat (111qpn) 3ll 14 Pi 0 - 6,144 .. Fast Caradon .. - SAO .. Let Own Brim - - 6,000 - East Orem:lle ..... 1, .. Zest Lovell - 4,001 .. LW. Hassell (Tavlank ) 111.7.0 14 If - 486 .. Grarnbler & 81. Auoyn OS 4 6 --. 12,500 6 Great Lacey (Limited) all 18 19 184 6,000 .. Great South Tolgas. , 1144.6. 1,908 .. G. W. Vor (liel) . - 6,000 .. OrentlPe 1 9.0.6 1 - 1,014 .. Eltood'a Foot .. ;P. 10e. 25 17 - 8,000 .. Kingston Doom 110.6 1 21 -• NM .. Nampret (Uny Lelant), 13.17.6 6 8 ... 4,000 .. Narks ValUy 1 4.10.4 5 51 - 60,000 4 Mwyndy Iron Ore . 9 21 40 :ph -._. TOO .. North WIMPS; itil 3 6 - IMMO .. North It neat Crotty - 2.13.0 11 4 - ',PM Prager Gutted , 8.14.0 It 21 -. 1,120 .. Parovideuee (U. T.elant), 10.6.7 27 ft - 612 .. . Condos 84. Char) 11 750 370 - 4,1 .. th Condmeow _ • 1.2.0 1 4 -. 30 .. .. Stray Pea k (Illopue) 1 66.16.6 2S 4 6 - 6, .. Tin Croft - 6, .. Wed Basset (Magma l 6l 111 -. 1,024 .. W. Condon aislueard) 1 8 10 - I, _ West Menke _. ll 671 70 _ West Paton Si .. WI. Basset (Dlopn) 6l 66 70 - 6 .. Wh. Buller (Itadrath) lB 24 26 - 1,024 _ W MaryA an (Mallaen ) 3 14 16 - 396 _ Wheal Solon llO 120; - 1,000 - Wh. Tretawaes (lAsk 1 6. 17.0 58 7 9 DEBII3IIIII 2 STOCKS. No. I Bh. ) *O4EI. l Pd) Cl. Mow I labs. 442.023 M. Clallata 4 p. 12. Mar./11 94 100 68 72 - 6086310 82. O.Nthn.4p.c. Jan.&J 100 92 - 610,000 It. G.Wetn.-W. 11.-01., Jan. & July .... 100 90 •-• 518.004\ St. n o.& Sl h.4p.a.Jaan.&Jl/,100 L 96 92 96 - 140,000 86. Lon.Brlgh.44.o.Jan t.lly 110 - - - 2686638 86. L.&14.W.4p.0.1an.&Ju1y 100 91 94 - 31;880, BA Do. 314.4..1an.& July 100 - - - 160.710 SR LA5.W.44.0. Jaa.& July 100 93 94 - 1000000 81 Ilkiland,4p.o.Jan.&July 100 92 94 - -- 184 N. SAGA, 11. P. * D.8.,1 -• 6p. et., Feb. & Aug. - 100 - - -. 14431 St , 11.25tr0.,44.e.1an.&Ju1y. 100 93 45 ... -18 R i1k5&N.L.4p.0.4.4.&0M. 100 - - .. Anglo-Ameriesnieregra ph(lb7ls,Q, Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent., 671, 61. Bombay Gas (Limited), new, n. Credit Fonder of Eng d (Limited), 3 5-16. General Credit and Discount (Limited), 51 1. Peninsular and Oriental Steam. New. 1867. 2f. Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 601, 70. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) sr TILIGLAPH.) (raow ova owl' CORRESPONDENT.) The market continues dull and irmgular, and the sales wall foot up about 7,000 or 8,000 bales. MINCING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) SCOML-The market remains dull and prices bare still a downwardtendency ; the sales include Dominica, 275. 9d. ; Berbice, 28s. 6d. ; St. Vincent, 28s. 9d. to 30s. ; Trinidad, 30s. 6d. ; Demerara, 30s. 64. to 31s. 6d. Refined quiet without change in value. Cowie.-The public sales of plantation Ceylon have gone off without spirit, but at about the valuations ; good to fine fine ordlinry, 655. to 735. ; • few casks of native Ceylon *old at 554. 61; privately a good business is doing in plantation Ceylon, at 73a. to 85a.; and native at 60s. Cocoa.-The market continues dull for Trinidad; • parcel of Guayaquil sold at'the easier prices of 50.. to 545. TEA.-The demand is still limited for China teas. Pamir.-Currants: new are steady, but rather quiet, Valencia raisins sell readily at the opening rates ; very common to fair, 33a. to 375.; selected, 38a. to 495. Stites.-For African ginger • further decline has hoe. accepted ; sales, at 20e. to 264. 6d. Other spices steady. Jamaica ginger sold. 435. to 945. Singapore black peeper, ; l'euang, 2 15-ltd. ; trans, nd. ; Zanzibar pod, 15s. to 19a. 6d. ; pimento, good, 20. Hien on the spot is still quiet for arrival ; about 1,200 tons soft grain sold, including Necranzie, at 10s. 100., ea ship. It r ‘4.-Small parcels have been disposed of ; Jamaica, at firm prices ; Demerara, Is. 80. ; fi ne, Is. 10.1. SALTPETRE. - 100 tons sold for arrival at the firmer pries of 205., usual conditions. CocittarAL.-There is a better demand, but prices are rather irregular ; Honduras silver at previous prices to Id. per lb. decline ; low to fine, 2s. 4d. to 3e. 104. ; Tenerife silver at Id. per lb. advance, 3s. 2d. to ss. 7d. black at previous prices to Id. per lb. decline, re. 3 d. to ; 44. Itrinoo.-The market is firm, at fully July sales rates, at which about 150 chests have recently been disposed of. Corms.-The market continues dull, and the few sales effected show • still further decline. JUTE.-About 5,000 bales sold at a reduction of 10s. per ton on last week's rates ; common to fine, 17/. is. to 241. HEMP.- Russian clean, quiet at 40!.; Manilla sold at 49/. 10s. to 501. ss. TALLOW MARKST.-(THIS.DAy4 The mllcrtis quiet; prices are quoted ea follows Town tallow, 445.; Petersburg Y.C. on the ■pot, old, 44a. 3d. ; do. new, ; °either to December, 445. 3d.; December. 445. lid. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We are but moderately supplied with beasts, and there is a fair demand; consequently Monday's priors are well supported. The number of sheep and lambs is smaller than on Thursday last ; they meet with a ready sale at Monday's quotations. The supply of calves is much shorter, no foreign calves having yet arrived. Trade is active, but prima have not improved much. Our foreign supply con sists of 120 beasts, •30 sheep, and 70 pigs. Per stone of alba ad. ad. 1 kW stood of Ws. ad. s. d. Bea Scots, Heralds, 5 2 6 4 ; Dent Demi:ll224M 0 0 0 0 Bed Mort-borne 4 10 6 2 ; Best Long...oils—. • 6• 8 Second sus/ beasts :t 0 • • 1 Do. do. ah.•rn.... 0 0 0 0 Calms Has Deal Dm& 1111.breds 5 0 6• I Lambe Beasts at market, 040; shop sad lambs, s,•;10; calves, 263 ; pigs, MO. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade at the fol lowing prices, viz. : —Prime old clover. from 110.. to I ; inferior ditto, 80s. to 955. ; prime old hay, to 814. ; inferior ditto, 60s. to 70s. ; prime new clover, 90s. to 100 s. ; inferior ditto, Ms. to 755. ; prime new hay, 17a. 6d. to 75e. ; inferior ditto, 555. to 60s. ; straw, 36a. to as. CURIOUS STREET ACCIDEST.—A singular acci dent, which was attended also with a good deal of per sonal injury, took place in Park-lane, Liverpool, yesterday. The funeral procession of a member of the Royal Navel Reserve wu passing, when a cart horse, startled by the noise of the band, rush e d into the crowd and disabled • number of persona, who were at oboe removed to the hospital, some in a dangerous ounditiou.—Afauckcskr Guardian. isli 17i N 11 1 01 p.1 ! 171 36 i 15 _Pro 2 pm 2 pm 102 00 DO% 100 e 101 liii 102 1011 11/