The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-05 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. cram DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before If r. Commissioner licalroyd.) 11 CC 111ILIAN HOLUM—LAME DIVIDEND 11l Alt OLD CAN& This bankruptcy occurred 20 years ago. The bankrupt wa• a warehouseman.. of Natling-street. Debts to the a mount of nearly 15,0001. were proved against the estate, sad a small dividend was declared a year or two after the bankruptcy. A sum of 5.0001. has recently come into the eststo sad this, it is estimated, will yield a further divi dend of ss. td. in the pound. Sir. Phelps appeared for the assignees, and stated that a short adjournment of the dividend sitting would be maces. , :ny, as the funds had not yet actually come into the pm. seaion of the assignees. An adjournment for a few days rasa accordingly ordered. IN RE BUCK. AFPLIC;TION FOR RILLGSL The baiikiiipt,;Tx.ikeT,Oltlighalree t, Poplar, applied for his release from custody. Mr. Holt supported. Mr. Dowse opposed for the detaining creditor, a miller, of Cambridge. It appeared that the bankrupt bad been insolvent three times in the last six years, on which OeCiak . " be was die charged from a large amount of debt. He now owed about MAL all ooutrected within the lest 12 months. His Honour maul that looking at the short time which had elapsed since the last insolvency, there wee ground for charging the bankrupt with contracting debts without the probability of being able to pay them. But that would be matter for ouusidendims Whey be CAMS to apply for hie order of discharge, and there Woe nothing to prevent the court from releasing him from custody. IN RF (30%4FRRY AND TATTON. This was the adjourned sitting for examination and dis charge in the case of Joseph Sowerby and Charles Thomas Tattoo, silk-mercers and drapers, late of Regent-circus, Oxford-street, whose, bankruptcy occurred in the autumn of last you. Their juiut liabilities are 42,8041. ; the estate has been realised miler the superintendence of Masers. Honey and Humphrey., the managers appointed by the cre ditors, and adivideml of 2..'.d. in the pound had been paid. Mr. Sargood appeared fur the assignees; Mr. Linklater for the bankrupt Tattoo ; no one appeared on behalf of Sowerby, and it IVY stated that he was out of the way. Mr. Lioklater asked that Tattoo should pass. He bad filed very VOIUMiI2OIIs accounts and had complied with the requisitions of the assignees. Mr. Sargood said the assignees were very far from satis fied with the amounts ; they were riot more so than they Were twelve months ago. The assignees, Messrs. Candy, Pearson, and Dillon, represented three of the largest cre ditors. Since the bankruptcy twelve persons in the employ of the bankrupts had been examined to show the course of trading. The INODUOU had not been filed till the 20th of February, when the examination was adjourned sine die, by consent, and requisitions were made by the assignees for further account. These had been furnished by Tattoo en the 31st of May last, but there were still the greatest discrepancies in those accounts, such that it was impomible for him to pass. His last statement ended with the startling item on the credit side of "de ficiency, 32.37(X.;" and this arose on a period of eight months only. There was an attempt to explain this deficiency. It was said that 4,3291. of it existed In February, 1862, at their previous stock-taking. Su pposing this to be so, there was .till a deficiency of 28,0001. to be accounted for between February and October, 1861. The bankrupts had been au the habit of furnishing •periodical statement of their affairs to Messrs. y, their largest creditors ; sod by the statementa so furnished in February, 1861 (alien the bankrupts now said they were in • deficiency of 4,3291.), they professed to have a clear surplus of 3,840/. This statement Mr. Tattoo admitted to be in his own handwriting, and alleged that the difference in the two statements arose from the different amounts of creditors to the extent of 1,3811. But the assig nees wanted to know how the difference had arisen, and to this no s►tisfactory answer had been given, the bankrupts alleging that they did not know what had become of the details. Mr. Liuklater explained that they were to be found in the additional accounts that had herb filed. Mr. Sargood pointed out other discrepanciee between the statement rendered to Memos. Candy and the statement submitted under the baukruptcy, all of which he contended called for explanation. It was admitted that 2:4,0001. of the deficiency had accrued in eight swaths. Of this amount no less than 26,3781. was disposed of under three heeda— trade expenses, spe.4.l losses, and the ordinary loss on the trading. The trade expenses of 7,000/. embraced the items of 700!. for law expenses, and 1,4701. for discounts, op which no comment was necessary. The special losses of 7,2761. com prised an item of 2,0001. fur low on what were called Meiklam's bonds." The remaining item of 11,4841. was attributed to ordinary lose on trading, of which there was no proof beyond the hare statement that the stock of the value of T 2,000/. bad bold for little mere than Agow. in the comae of eight months. It was almost im possible to believe in the existence of such reckless disho nesty. The examinations of the bankrupt's assistants went to show that the Modems bad not been carried on at a low, but at an actual profit. His Honour seal the onus would lie on the bankrupt to I show that he had actually incurred a loss on his trading. It ought to be made clear that the stock in hand as the 17th Feb. and that bought since had all been sold for 20, t C . 101/4 . •.. . . . "ir: — Linklatar. said the bankrupt was prepared to do this. He would state upon oath that the stock had ell been sold at the prime returned. His Honour did not thiuk that the matter could be dis posed of by a vivl yore examination. Mr. Linklater said the bankrupt had already rendered the most minute details of the purchases and sales, proved by the items in hie books. His Hewer said it was important to show that the items cf the purchases and males corresponded. Mr. Linklater said this was impossible in so extensive a bovines.. There was not a large house in London that could do it. Edwards, the official 11811iRDOIN said that some of the sale sheets were missiog ; and if it had only bees, for a dey or two, that would allow a loophole for the abstraction of goads. The ewe was proceeding when oar report left. SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before Thomas 151aoa , Foci.) FASHIONABLE SHOPLIFTER& Zama Keating, tl, and Elizahrth Harrison, 21 fashion ably dressed, and who wer e d escr ibed in the calendar u married women, were indicted for stealing a piece of silk, the property of John Gosling, and two pieces of silk, the property of James Carter, at Richmood. Alfred Bowkett, assistant to Mr. Gosling, a draper, at Richmond, said that oe the lith ult. the prisoners entered their shop, and requested to look ot some silk for dresses. He took down several pieces and placed before them, when they asked to be shown some black lace for trim ming.. p itnesa had to go to another end of the shop for those articles, lied on returning he distinctly saw the prisoner Harrison secrete something under her drew. After examiniug several other piens, of silk, the prisoners made an excuse that they were not the exact sort they wanted, but that they should call again and bring a pattern with them. As they were about to leave the shop witness stopped them, and asked Harrison what she had concealed under her dress. They both in dignantly denied having any of his roaster's pro perty ; but on his telling them be should have them mouthed, Benson leaned towards the counter, then drew beck and picked up the igeoe of silk, saving, " Here is a piece lying no the door." Witness identified it as one of the pieces of silk he had shown her ' • consequently he sent for the police a nd gave th em into cus tody. A constable of the V division said that when the prisoners were searched at the ststion-house two other pieces of silk were found on them, which he succeeded in tracing to Mr. Carter, whose shop they had visited the mime day. Inspector Mintyre, V division, said that the prisoners had refused to give any remount of themselves, but he believed that they we systematic shoplifters. The sentenced each to twelve months' hard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WORSHIP-STRKET. THE SUICIDE MANIA. Reber , rt East, who stated that she was only 15 years of age and had been induced to attempt her life by poison is cousepieuee of having been seduced and abandoned by • young man named Thomas Lee, who brought her from the country, was plaoed before Mr. Conte, on remand. It will be recollected that the keepers of Victoria park bad found the pnsouer in the enekoure, " tottering and in a most excited state," as described by one of the wit•sssee, ►od that she broke • phial labelled " poisoe," but denied liming swallowed auy of the couteuta. She was, however, attended by a medical gentleman, who administered ma emetic. /6:( oolie—This ease was previously before my colleague, Kr. Leigh, to tenon) I perceive you stated that you had a sister Door Manchester-square. Is the now here A very osatly-dreseed young perm stepped forward, and akeowl e vlged the priaotar ea her slater. Mr. Cooke - Wire you &wore of her being in Loudon? Witness —Not until I mid of the sad affair in the warm Papers ' air. Ur. Cooke—H ave you any parent' ? W items Only a mother, and she is at Pnetnion4l4 dr. Mr. Cooke—Has she the means of taking can at your eater! W ilneee-Ok no, sir, and I am only a nimbi. A gettlemo who described himself so Daniel Cooper, Iftt n.r.r to the " Satiety fur the Rescue of Young Weems side, 50 : 1 Leo " chyme Odin!, are in Quees-atreet, Cheap ,,bere said that his attention had teen dir ec t e d to the ! "" fart. of thia 011141 by the newspaper., and he was pre- 1 Pood on the p ar t o f th e society to receive the you ng g i r l "d Provide foe her io ooe of the " Home.," of which there * Ire twelve, each for di ff erent dames of offers» and Ito ratio n . ,4,,vg. Mr. Cooke—Have you one for the admiselou of those who have fallen from virtue! Mr. Cooper—Assuredly yea, sir, and the results at its operation are exceedingly gratifying. Mr. Cooke—ls it compulsory on its inmates to remain Mr. Cooper—Not in the least. Mr. Cooke (to the prineer)—The chaplais of the House of Detention {informs me, by letter, that you are penitent, and have promised, with apparent faith, never to repeat this great crime. Your relatives are unable. by their positron, to assist you. You are young sod helpless ; bens a gentleman who steps forward on the part of • most benevolent society, aed is its name offers to receive, meow, and protect you. Will you go? The prisoner, having obtained her sister's approval, in stantly and with apparent thankfulness consented, and was forthwith discharged. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 5, 1862 WESTMINSTER. A l% %trial AT THE EXHIBITION CHARGED WITH PICKING POCKETS. A ufivvre Rauut, a young foreigner, employed at the Ex hibition, war placed at the bar before Mr. Arnold, charged with pickiug pockets at the Exhibition. Charles Manse, 245 X, mud—At half-past five yesterday evenieg when on duty at the Exhibition, a gentleman came to me and told me there was a person picking pockets. I accompanied him to the north-east court, and I watched the prisoner. He was standing amongst those who were at tracted by the gold washing, and put his bands in person's pockets, but there was every now and then agyestmovement by the eagerness of lookers on to see the gold after it was washed; it seemed to me that he was prevented getting anything by his hand being forced out of the pockets. I distinctly saw him put his band in three pockets. When prisoner saw me he ran towards the refreshment depart ment. I got one of the French waiters to tell bin, my charge, sod he went part of the way with me, but ran back three times. Prisoner declared his innocence. Mr. Arnold—What ii he? Policeman—He its waiter at the Exhibition. Mr. Arnold—Employed at the Exhibition? Policeman--Yee, and there have been repeated com plaints of robberies of visitors in the room where he wee employed. Mr. Arnold—How long has he been there? Policeman—Three months. Mr. Arnold—ls there any witneu ? Policeman—The gentleman who called me went to the station and signed the charge, but he cannot attend for a day or two. Prisoner was remanded. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (111' ILIOIIIO nasaminr.) RIPON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) GRAND STAND STAKES. T.Y.C. Prince Regent. Richerd, Tippler, Unfashionable Beauty, c by Guicowar, Flower of Fortune, and Antar are here. MEMBERS' PLATE. _ One mile. Montrose, Loagehot, Desmond, Virmlins, Bernice, May Gosling, Crusade, Queen of Trumps, Fast Runuer, Relent°, Sir Harry, and Miller o' Rye are bare. CITY PLATE. T.Y.C. Bernice, Queen of 'humps, iraid of 111;t, Lord of Tees, Lachesis, sod Miller o' Rye are here. TWO-YEAR-OLD SELLING PLAT& T.Y.C. Bohemian, Allow Ye, Harvest Moon, Asians, Loretto, Ganoonade, and De Coarey aro here. ABBEY PLATE. T.Y.C. Fart Runner, Lora of Tees, Sir Harry, Tullochgorum, Barbara Allen, Graorpoade, and Devotee are here. BRIGHTON MEETING.-{THIS DAY.) NURSERY STAKES, Three- of a mile. Brick, Marmion, Gipsy Girl, B i rdlime, Sammerside, Equinox, f by Stockwell, Rabiei, Dictator, Banister, Bea tnoe f, and Nightshade fan here. BRIGHTON STAKES. Mile and three-quarters. Sir William , Sycophant, Fits Eva, Myrtle. Shepherdess, Walpole, Ds; Fergus, Watchlire, and Lapidist are here. MARINE PLATE. Three-quarters of a mile. Athennons, Fits-Avon, Lord of the Manor, Yoltella, Lop catcher, Olive Branch, Rockley, Canaria; Wombat, Furious, David Ann, Baffler. ?deleonby, Freeholder, Night Revel, and Gipsy Girl are here. TENTH BIENNIAL STAKES. One mile. Otho, Bertha, and Michel Grove are here. A RREVlM.—Weilalld, Cadet; Rose de Claire, Mame laius, Church Militant, Catalpa c, Caliban, Spencer, Foie de Gras, Pellucid, Paste, assaanti, and Aconite f. LONDONDERRY AND ENNISKILLEN RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held at 1 o'clock, at the offices, 4, Coleman-street-buildings ; Mr. JAIIILS CLAY, M.P., io the chair. The report, after re commending the declaration of the usual preference divi. deeds, with arrears, leaving a balance of 126/., went on to say, that as from the Ist of December next the com pany would participate in all receipts above 95,000 f. per annum from their line and that of the Dundalk, it might be satisfactory to know that, from the gradual but continuous growth of traffic, it wee fully expected that the amount oa which the minimum rent was fixed would be exceeded before the end of this year ; and u the Pion VaUey Railway would shortly be completed, which would open up an entirely Dew district, the whole traffic of which must pass over the line, it was thought that the income would continue to increue until the maximum rent of M,OOOl. per annum was attained. The report was adopted, sod the requisite formal resolu tions were passed. The Rev. H. J. Hatch, whose name was pro mineatly before the public some time ago hes bees lioeus:d by the Bishop of Qirlisle to the curacy of Pennington, Lan cashire. DEATH OF THE VICE-PROYOBT OF DUBLIN UNI FERSITY.—The University of Dublin, we deeply grieve to announce, lost yesterday morning one who had long been among its brightest ornaments and most profound and versatile scholars. Dr. Wall has departed at the extreme age of eighty-five. In his case. as in that of his Oleos the lamented Primate, the high distinction to which he attain:it ' was held with honour for an unusually long term of years. Dr. Wall was fifty - seven years in all a Fellow of Trinity College, and during thirty-eight of these he discharged the duties of a Senior Fellow. In the latter capacity Dr. Wall sever acted es an obstructive when any real reform was mooted. Ilia affection for the institution was intelligent and sincere. During fully ball a century be has been familiar to successive resident' in the university as a counsellor and friend.—Defilie Evewiwg Moil. MURDER. —On Saturday evening last, about 8 o'clock, Stanton, near Ashboure, Derbyshire. was the scene of a most brutal murder. It appears that es Mr. Tomlinson, of Stanton Hell, was loading bay oat of a fleld adjoining his residence, two of his men, who were engaged in "pitching ," having had some alter ation relative to the I amount of work each was capable of performing, one of them, an Irishman, named Swaney, unawares, finely attacked the deceased, a young man named Thomas Stanley, dealing him blows and kicks alternately, until the poor fellow lay a aortae on the spot. The prisooer after wards made his escape, but has since been captured by the constabulary in a barn at Little Park, near Oksover-hall, the seat of the high sheriff of the county, and is sow safely lodged in the Asbbourn lock-up. The unfortunate young fellow who so suddenly met hie death bore ea ex cellent character, and had only been mairied five weeks. The prisoner is a tall, powerfully-built man, standing about 6 feet 2 inches is height. SINGULAR BOATING ACCIDENT TO A GENTLE MAN.—On Wednesday last, Mr. Rasher, one of the barristers of the Home Circuit, at the clime of the day took a light wherry for a row on the Medway. He sculled beyond the locks at Allington, and in the delicious atmosphere of the summer evening and beautiful scenery did not torn big prow towards Maidstone until late. It was about ten when he reached the lock at Alliegton, and in paw ing through, it being pitch dark, the rope attached to the frail craft caught in someway on the gate, sull vented its rising with the in-flowing water. Before it could be disentangle) it filled arid went down. leaving Mr. Bomber struggling iii the water, with nothing but slimy walls armed him. He called to the lock-keeper, with whose assistance he with great difficulty escaped from hie perilous positios. His coat and waistcoat had goes down in the boat, sad with them his gold watch and gold curb chain and bar, seal. gold penholder, gold pin, and other valuables. On the malt day th wn e c oat posed tioug i h the sluice, and a . diver wait and the principal portion of the property lost.—Afaidrrorie !cereal. EXTRAORDINARY LONGEVITY.—Died at the vil lage of Elatow, on Wednesday, July 30, Sybil Southam, is the 105th year of her age. The deceased had always been remarkably healthy, and attended to her household work up to within a fortnight of her death. She rethised the full possession of her faculties to the last. She ke• left two sous living, both of th em over 70 years of sgsk wee roue grandchildree, great grandchildren, and grad peat grsidchithen.—Bedford Toltec Ran•an•atit SOLAR HALO.—A correspondent of the Time writing from Clifton on the 3rd instant says : " A solar halo of unionist beauty was seen here for several boors yesterday. It appeared to me to attain its greatest kwffiemy at 2.30 p.m. It was then so bright as to be almost dinning at its highest point, and the colours wire better sheers than I remsesber to have seen them before. The plessowassem had an additional interest on account of • portion of • gamed halo sad some trains of a third, which were aim sass.. The principal halo, with the eye in ita meta% had a diameter of 46 deg. At its top so arc. of a halo of 90 dig., bevies ite metes at the laws' psis' re the circsualereese ef the &M, was viable kw about 40 en each side of the top The slight hither:tom of • SAW halo mould Imd to the ialmeece that its metre was • whole dimmest of the Ikea windmill shove it, bet the areowat of ate visible image small that tt sneered almost like a Ma gri to the ethers, meter than as are of a third halo. As usual ca snob 011611110110, the sky was cowered with a cirrous be" sad it was movies, se tar as I could obserws. from a westerly direction." Sh. I Pd. I BALLwaill I Closing prices. i Sans. St. 100 161/0161isainr4p.c.sik 1 111 96 sd —sd SL 1100 .Caledonlan Qom% Sh.. y I 01l Cork .nn Bandon sip.c SO .11 Cornwall, 6 per Oltli4. 9:14 11i .. 44 all Don.Parthot Abor.Jou 6 #4 St. 100 So/ Aogilao, A. 6 p. at 102 106 sd St. 100 Do. 11,5p.ct. 34. 100 Do. C7p.ot it. 1 0 13 I. C0ti0a5.,5p..44.60.1 112 114 St 100 Do. do. N 0.2 111 113 8t 100 Do. Now 6p. at 48.. 138 130 84. NO ilootorn Union, 4p. co 83 66 8t 104 Ina. & WOWS 6p.02 111 113 it 100 idlo.,Parth,Wn.,4. p.c. 64. HS Orocit Northam, Ip. et. Ili 110 A. 100 Do.llo.rad.at 10 p.oLpin. 112 116 St 100 Do. 49 par mat. lob 107 St. 100 Do.llp.a.roLate p.opra 106 110 10 all act. acellsad. tat Prof ... 60 1 64.Wiatillirkadllart6 64. 161 Do. [Wawa 4p. con 100 103 St. 100 Do. recitota. 4p. con 10 92 8t 100 Do. Drones. 6p. Cr 91 94 St lOU Do.6p.ct.rolion Pro' log It 6 St. 100 Do. nom Goo ' , ton 78 80 St. 100 Do. lino Prof. no: St 100 Doe/mt tho. nook 78 80 St. WO DoChistorPLBt. sp., 173 170 St 190 Do. do. do. 6p. c. 106 107 St 100 lomat Yortat. 'p.c.& lie 110 St 100 Lactißrlght...sp.o.o4l. 1 It No. 1 116 7 iii —, St. 100 Do.llp.a. do. No. 11 s 115 137 ad 8t 100 D0.41p.a. do. .... 136 In .4 It 1 0 0 Do.bp.o. do. No.* 115 117 ad SL S 108 1 Dab ta a :pre do ih d 0... —.- 88. 100 Do.lp.e. riosStast IMO In sd 84. 100 D0.4114.e.da.(6.1.11C.P. In 112 sil St. 100 Do. uo t a ilt.(city.daL tii. 78 NI St. 109 Lon.Cothasa aid Dove 102 104 192 St. 101 lAA WM0.46 un.bp.c. St. 100 Lad./.7p.c.fiLlatotah. 119 al , Londooirryd Kinti.igis —.— St. 106 nianiaLtlano.ll6.4 In 134 sd a i. • xd ft. 10 Da. 89 pis coca 10 4 967 id 10 6 lloradoinobk 11p.o 4 4 1,... so x I St 100 IldloadOisollp.a.11400• _ Bt 100 Do.ooco. Pr.* Lip,: 117 139 sd sd It. 100 D0.49p.0L Prot nook lot 100 Bt 101 Do. toLtiltelun 4 p.o. it 90 et MO Narionlp.ollis.B4coi St 180 North entlah 1 woo 112 114 80. 100 Do. New Gait S p ot. 110 112 15 901 Dobordor Union goo 14 If ...., St lie 6.164.-40u5.4 p ale. 93 95 964 17 84 D. So. do l4 04 41s 10 12 Do. loon 41p.n. Nat 25 11 SW Tart. IL & liporc. 4 dla 4 pin — JO oh Nara etadordahlro— -84 all Oant.Naw Pro -. ... Bt. 109 .IL39pot.Pratec Bt. 161 Do.Abie.gu.Op.o — St. 100 Do. 7 pet. Prd. Stock 140 145 10 laL I. Doom flied 44 p. c. I.od all Liao Maid. As. /LOS 214 1114 St. WO Do. 4pa not — St 100 Do Azad 49 poi not 84. 100 IL Walla goo. 4p. cool. 80. 101 1 Do. 49 pit mai — M 109 S. Tarlo4 p. es goo / 1 11 90 26 all aDertlagtoolip.o. 26 all L ao do. Bop.i. 1 1146 M. a/1 Do do. 044.9. Ste at NM inarAlintograpo. 41 14 St 100 W. .t. 129 111 SC 100 Do. do. tad do. 103 116 Bt 100 Do. Amp. 5 p.n. Pref. 106 107 St 180 D0.010.5w..5..W. pie. 118 116 SORIRIN RAILWAYS. Eh. I Pd. I Lawns. 1171 in pion. I aim. SilAftE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cuxot. The railway market to-day shows increased heaviness. The principal movement is a fresh fall of 14 per cent. in Great Western stock. London and North Western, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Caledonian, and South Eastern have declined kto if. London and South Western has been scarcely affected in price by the declara tion of the dividend. Great Western stock is now quoted 701 to 71; London and North-Western, 95 to k ; Midland, 129 j to 1301; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 107 to ; South Eastern, 854 to 4 ; Lon don and South Western, 102 to 103 ; Eastern Conn -59 to k ; Caledonian, 1071 to 1081 ; and Great Northern, 119 to 120. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are flat, at 41 to 4} prem. Grand Trunk of Canada and San Paulo are dull. QIDINARY ISKANIS AND STOMA. gh. I I'd 1 RAILWAYS. Arm, W al. Meow Val. Blackburn ...... B ost to and Irmo Bon. alalet lid.C Mato) and Baxter Caledonian Durk and Bandon Cornwall Do. •I A no dlr. anUl • Do Itl p.a. la:Nadi* B. Dabl/a vac. Dand„Parlk. Abd..ln. Wawa Union. Stock 1. Do. nook b Oat andolk adlnburgnand Glaceou Nollobro*.P•rib, Dandle Borth and Clyde Juno. re t s anow * • t S:WestAND lioethcd 9asiise. ---- 4res4 Northern PwA t Areaeodh. ae Uaß f tiltSpot.lopsid W, wails& woes. klr Omit Westera Do.Si . ourVaLoa.!ll4. 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Buserovut) Wh. Buller ) mot Wh. Wh. Rehm. ( Wheal lalicoti Wta. LIMY tile. Li'Mail W.*l•eyAms(Magru.) Wit. Taylama, • • • ,OWGI No. I IL I lIINIK Boa Asgard, lizaiiiKL. Wei& L.* lI.Co. (Lim) Cspalik Slur 0051a= Duo lad Del !!,eytl4= Fortuna llAii.) i~ --"- ..... la xaetra: oo,pdi 'IL AINLRB& (I.la. MAlmilia(Lin) leoßoden llaltquita N. abineent • As e.(L) Pestigibitudllthecleon Nast PhlUlp Santa Barbara Gold 31 dealt& Austin. (Lim., ohn de Rey (Lim ) United Mexican Wnrrhl..• 1.1 . Yndanatnutana 96 446 466 xd di N id 436 446 166 131 31 1 110 n 96 10 41 43 1 06 de 31i -22 J -7 8 I 1 OI S 3 i 1 P II MI li of die 8 Pia ei B 7i i dla kar I 1 ile 1 1 za' Pm 1 il l pat 67 60 7 7f a a 10i LOS 103 11.00 lei 110 awl 10,001 10,000 1%000 - 10,000 i 76,000 , m,OOOl ~:~i Woisoil 4:4461 04000 16,000 10,000 108,816 00.000 10,1110 0001 10.000 4.114 41.6 m 66.1109 IL: 1 I 1 ID lei i los. 11 ill ot all JOINT STOCK BAN' 11. 4b SAILS. I Aas mid U. Mar. UNA .1 'Alliance Loo.atUvarpooll lAtuaralsels Bulk of Egypt /Auk of Loudon British P. America .. Char.BlLßrit. Columbia na. CA P" - li e m bdie• I I 100 I'lo.ll .1.To:: .7d - Ca I;. = 181, - _ Om. of Ouzo& lies. %ref.& Au& Markt Imperial Bank. Matted Loodou and Bradlian Loa. Lia. bulk al Aomori 88 90 I 13_982, 6 70 151 13 e 63 65 i dim par 110 e Al 26 28 91 93 60 61 174 18 id. . t 4 Luedaa pc. ald e oo . Landau Joint Stock Loos .n & South Slob s . Loa. sad Weatralaatar.. Yarn. d< Prov. B i z . . Nei Prov. Do.. 5aw . .... ...... Ilk 443_ 11 pm 711xJ pr i 1, 1 l2l I r.rTrnsl '''''' New Unlit Wales Oriental lank Corpora Ottoman Bank Provincial of Ireland South Australia Union of Australia Union of Loador 41 44 U 64 28 1 tte 68 90 id •6 31 is 91f zd MitSt } id so 295 El No. 1 SO. 1 'MU saim. Irdl CI ones. Ulm. 10000, 10 Madam KIM all 18 184 — 110,005 10 JAMMU RA Wall 8L(L) all 2 4 .. MAUI 16 Amtzallan Apical lll 14 11 /24 01.00 , 0, 10 Ballo Walervorks.. all 6 14 — ll/050, 6 Bombay Gas, Wilted 14Ms I p. 0.m.0. 60 Meat Isiah Mag. As. a MI 18 64 LIM 110 Do. B I per a. BALM sa la lA , 1 1.710 10 Do. 11 8,8161 Us 1 1;1.ail ... all 100 106 1014 2 /MOW, M. Cep. lig.oliamdalassit all 13 10 400111/66 ft *plat Palace 106,d0 86. Da. Prstaroace i.e 116 114 100,000 U. Do. 41 p. al Psep. Deb lOO 1211 110 81,000 10 Lladla&Loo.Blllppagß all di. Kam la Ilmsladmlrmit.* Cana , , par 4 1 10, MOM Ilk Illeolds T Mak 6 Nag. aud Amt. MAW 11l Om. Mem Navleatl .1 l4 27 4 AMMO 1 1316• M Ship (IMailed) 100,000 1 Do. 174 per real Peet all 14 12,4 W 6 Loss. Dleirlat Tel (4) VA swot 4 Lou Osa. °moths.. no 0. 14 14 10,000 10 L0a.,18.116.D1r.Ta1.3.) I e0,.0. al Madam IMF.. • W.,. 1 24 2f O• 111,000 10 Madltar. IM. TeL(Lba.i all 24 *4 4 400. A. 16 NaUcead Dlssoarl 0 6 14 patd if ad MM. at Nataddatlosatlro•l4 1. 2 3 pm 'o,oa, 6 Nsiharlaml•L 8 p.a.pet all 4 1 1.714 11 1 0 N. Drum It N. Soul W. 81 12 14 'M1670 I N. MD. Andralagsa al. 4 14 60,00.• 1 Ons Mal Om all 14 54 40,000 10 M. Ma Um.).. all 6 11 1 If • lO, uO.OO. dt. MI Liver Lard II Km. 00 , Peaks. madam Sham 100 m all 75 71 10,00 60 Do. New BO 10 12 ow , 40.016. 11 Lam 8 led. TY. 0.64 all 194 104 ad •••• 1t..,41. 0 , 65 itemssm Ina all 17 is •- 10.16 Y. 16 Do. New ill 44 64 4,260760 SS lb da lad CIZI/6.(L ) all 154 SI U .. pm Wow 01.: Boyd Kill lima 25.1,000 IL • 1 al Imam 35 140 RIM 16 lostlo A M mlsallaa load a m p U s 6 76,030 1 letasseles 1 . 42. Scrip 60,1,1.0. 1 Da. M. laidilared all 1 ... 10 DA Oik. MOO 2 fs'apegi to ladle (L ) 1 4 4 dl., lz , . 10 1'.16.14.01 A 55411..) XL 1 I &cars bz' 11.* • Diall4l.a.C.,..U.thimMa 4 4 Ipm I pkui. : . I n. Slumlord Tel IL, 3 1 dl. 8 1 1 • NAM 1,10 Vim fasmsoes 'and Vs 1 14 I PROrmaraL WARR MARKETS. Unworn. AUGUR 4.—Sales today :—Grest Western, 72} } 11 I—Lancashire and Torkshke, 1071—London and North Western, 951 I—Massehester, Sisedield, and Wm 4ashire, SO Midland, 130 211-Bontk Baseern, Mt as new—Birkenhead, 69 —Belgian Eastern Junction, 11—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6 7-10 1 7-16—Grund Trunk of Canada, t2l / !—Great Luxembourg, 16 1-11satbre and Meuse, 10 9.10. APICHMTItit, Almon 4.—The market is weaker, and only a moderate business is reported. Bestern Counties, 69—Gnat Luxembourg, 14 7.l6—Oreat Ship, peel., I—Grand Trunk of Cianadr. 22—Great Western, 2—lllinois Central, paid-up, 46 —London and North Western, 96 I—South Eastern, 41 / Thames sad Mersey Marine Insurance:l—Nor th ern ConMilS Bank, 7.16 p.—Great Ship, 3e.—lllinoi s, 60 d. BnUllNOsinn, Arrover 4.—Baia occ to-day In South Mat fordshire, at 101. Nis 3d., closing 101 to 101 ; and In itirmtnekant Town and Matra Bank, at 111 per Mime, cketnlt 6 :2=re Quotations were much as on liatarday, with a to Mathew OPNNTNG Or INN WYCONDI AND TRANI Tam ISTIIIN nn4 slow or T Guar Wwarsin RAILWAT.—Yeste the be.ach Hoe of the Great Western Railway, 15 miles br io between Wycombe and Thome, was oLoweed for im_ Indic. There are flee etetione—viLi Wyeawbe, Wes 4 Wycombe, Princes Wallowa, Bledkw, and Mame. t h e total distance from the metropolis being 48 mike. The line is to be extended from Theme to Oxieril. MONEY MARKET.- (THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocx. The stock markets continue to decline, owing to the pressure of new securities, combined with the revolutionary movements in Italy. The funds have experienced a fresh fall of I per cent. English railways are weaker, particularly Great Western, in which a severe fall has occurred. All the new loans have given way, and foreign stocks generally are depressed. At Paris, this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 96c., showing no change. Consols are officially marked 93k and I, both for money and the account. The present quotation is 93, " sellers." The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, I ; New Three per Cents., 93k, }, ; New Two and-a-Hall per Cents., 771. ; Red Sea Telegraph, 22}; India Five per Cent. Stook, 1031 ; Four per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 93i ; ditto Five-and-a-Hall per Cent., 112; Ex chequer Bills, 265. prem. The scrip of the new Peruvian Loan, after falling to * dia to par, is now quoted Ito 4 prom. The Venezuelan Loan is supported at 21 to 21 prem., while the Portuguese has receded to 21 to 21 prem., and the new Turkish Loan to 2 to 21 prem. The fluctuations in the latter have been numerous. Russian Loan scrip is steady, at 4 to 1 prem. ; Egyptian (first issue), at 15 to 16 prem. ; and the second issue at 8 tolo prem. Italian Five per Cents., Turkish, Mexican, and several other foreign stocks are heavy. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 85 to 86, and that of 1858, 734 to 744. Transactions are recorded u follows :—Bnenos Ayres Six per Cents., 921 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., scrip, 601. paid, 15 prem. ; ditto paid up scrip, 961 ; Italian Five per Cents., 72, 714 (exchange 25fr.) ; ditto Maremmana Rail way scrip, 1 die., ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for amount, 281 ; Peruvian Three per (luta, 89,884; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 901 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 441; the Committee's Certificates, 91 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 86, 851 ; ditto Six per Conte., 1858, for account, 744, 731, 74, 734, 74 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, scrip, 401 . Paid, 24, 1, 1 4 Prem. ; ditto Paid up scrip, 70, 1, 691 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 27. The shares of the Moldavian Railways are quoted 4 to 1 prem. ; and those of the London, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate Bank, 4 to 1 prem. It is said that the letters of regret and letters of allotment of the new Venezuela Loan will be issued by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. in the course of a couple of days. There were no bullion operations at the Bank yesterday. • We understand that 300,000 sovereigns will go from the Bank of England to-morrow for Con stantinople. The Marco Polo has arrived from Melbourne with 43,000/. in gold, and the Europa, from Bus tcn, with 21,0001. The Magdalena, from Brazil, has arrived at Lisbon, but has only 1,3391. in specie. In the Liverpool cotton market yesterday higher prices were again quoted for American and Bra zilian descriptions. The transactions comprised 10000 bales. The most important railway undertaking of a foreign government that has been introduced since the Lombardo-Venetian, is announced. under the title of the Moldavian Railways. The company is brought out here in the first place under the influential auspices of the Ottoman Bank (whose directors form the London committee), Messrs. Olyn, Mills, and Co., and Messrs. Bis choffsbeim and Goldscbmidt, but it has boon constituted with an especial view to its shares becoming a general security in the continental markets, like the Lombardo-Vene tian. The capital consists of 2,440,0001., in 122,000 shares of 201. or 500 f. each, and 1,000,0001. iu 6 per cent. debenture bonds. A minimum dividend of 6 per cent. per annum is guaranteed ore the whole of this capital by the government of the united Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia, a state whose independence and neutrality may be said to possess the guarantee of the principal powers of Europe. In railway undertakiuga possessing a government guarantee upon a fixed sum, a great deal depends on the existence of security that the work will be executed within the capital guaranteed.. On this point, the arrangements made in the present in stance are of an unusually careful and complete ' character. Perhaps the best safeguard consists in the fact that an absolute contract has been entered into with Messrs. Brassey and Co. The other arrangements are of a nature to exclude doubt or adverse oontingences, The line enjoys the highest local traffic prospects, particularly as regards the i transport of cereals and other produce, but has a more general interest from its forming part of a grand and independent route from England to Galats, Odessa, Constantinople, Trebi zond, and Alexandria, on the road to India, China, and Australia. After the Moldavian Railways, only one Austrian link in this grand scheme will I l remain to be executed, and this is to be taken in hand at an early date. The new Austrian Charles- Louis Railway Company, which is to make this link by way of extension, already earns 111 per cent. In estimating the value of the Moldavian Government Guarantee, it must not beforgotten that the Principalities have no debt. The payment of the capital is spread over nearly five years, but the guarantee comes into operation on each com pleted section. Meanwhile, 6 per cent. interest will be paid during constriction. By a judicious arrangement the shareholders are to have the option of paying up in full on one-fourth of their holding. Three of the leading Stook Exchange firms act as joint brokers to the undertaking. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,642/., and the Brighton an increase of 2,0991. The committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Friday, the Bth instant, a special settling day in the new 201. shares of the Ottoman Bank, which are to be officially marked. The following is the increase of fire insurance duty in the year 1861 over 1860, as shown by the return made to parliament, and ordered by the Hone° of Commons to be printed, Bth July, 1862. The " Royal" office again stands at the head of the lint : 1 Royal E 7937 94 Maschester 2 Liverpool and Len- 26 Patriotic don 5025 26 Guardian 3 Imperial 4 North British and 28 Church at Ragland 229 Newamiloionial ) 4313 29 Boottish National 194 5 a 2968 30 Kest 6 Ilu Queen 7 Law 8 Globe 2026 33 Nottingham sad 9 Norwich Unita 10 Clouuty 11 West of Baglaod 1635 Provideat 147 12 Boottish, Unt0..... 1585 35 Fear: and Suffolk 109 13 Lends and Yorksh. 1466 36 Northern 14 Proviscial ........ 1295 37 Blieflield 15 Loads. 1209 38 Midland Counties 87 16 Usk, _ _ _ 997 39 Birmingham Die- ~.. 17 lioyal Endow .. 907 Wei 18 Gseeral BBO 40 Salop be 19 Law Mike . B6O 41 Emperor 20 Scottish Proviscial 791 42 Shropshire and 21 Oaledasiaa 22 Laneaddre 23 Yorkshire As regards a number of other offices, a decrease is shown. The half-yearly meetirg of the Berlin Waterworks Company is called forth° 14th instant, and that of the Southampton Duck Company for the 97th instant. A meeting of the first and wood ntortgar a to w nt holders of the Detroit and Ifilwankee 7 Company is convened for the 11th of August, to receive and consider the report of the committee. The second call of 31. is to be paid by the 1111th instant on the G eztension capital of the haat In dian Railway Company. A call of V. is to be paid on the shares in ties Natal Land Company by the 26th inst. A half-yearly dividend of 12e. 6d. a share, mad also a bonus of 2e. 6d. a share, clear of income will be payable to the shareholders in the Mao cheater and Liverpool District Bank on the 13th inst. The half-yearly interest is advertised on Panama Railroad Seven per Cent. Bonds of 1872. MONDAT Evunn. Consols, which cloned on Saturday at 93/ to L both for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at 93/, " buyers," and, after falling to 934, "sellers," closed at 93# to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1, ; ditto for account (A wt 7) 931, 1,1, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, 4, New Three per Cents., 93/, 1, 1 ; Bank Stoc k, 240, 238 ; India Stock, 216, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108, 1, ; ditto Five per Cent. enfaced rupee paper, 104 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, April, 1864, 101. The India Five per Cent. stock remains dull at 1084 to 4. Exchequer Bills were steady at 965. to 295. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks were again numerous. The scrip of the new loans showed some heaviness. Peruvian and Portuguese have I declined f to per cent., and Egyptian 1, while the Venezuelan was supported at Saturday's quo tation. A decline of about per cent. took place is Turkish Bonds of all issues, and Italian Five per Cents. The old Venezuela stock left off the same as on Saturday. The scrip of the new Russian Loan was a little more inquired for. A reduction took place to-day in the - shares of some of the new banks, including London sad Brazilian, Imperial, and Alliance. Bank of Ottoman Bask, and Provincial Bank of Ireland, were inquired for. In miscellaneous shares, Lon don Dock, Mediterranean Extension TelegraphAand Great Ship preference, were in demand, while English and Australian Copper have given way. The cloning quotations for shares in new under , takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 101 to 11 prem. ; Thames and Mossy Marine Insurance, 2 5-16 to 2 7-16 prem. ; Com mercial (Ynion Assurance, die. to par; Universal Marine, # to dis. ; London and Provincial Marine, par ; Mercantile Fire, 11 to 2 prem.; Metropolitan Wagon, 14 to 11 prem. ; Union Bank of Ireland, din. to par ; Bank of Hindostan, dis. to par ; Irish Rolling Stock, to prem. ; Thames Express Steam - Boat, Ito prom ; Middlesex Bank, to 1 prem. ; Bank of Queensland, to press. ; London, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate Bank, to 4 prem. ; Thames and Humber Shipbuilding, to prem. ; General Rolling Stock, to 1 prem. ; and Algerian Cotton, to 4 prem. Is ri. is t 1 a 17s. c.ii.6 al ilk 4L 14a. LISA. 4L is. gg Sig, it. le KULL 16111211 d 1/410.* 58.9 Ti 110.8 1.7.1. 1 - ,121111121 MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoox. There is not much business in the mining market to-day. East Caradon shares are quoted 431 to 44 ; Marks Valley, lot to i ; South Caradon, 340 to 350 ; Wheal Kitty (St. .Agnes), to 31 ; East Cern Brea, 12} to 13; Wheal Beton, 138 to 142 ; Great Wheal Fortune, 281 to 29 ; East Devon, 2to 4; North Crofty, 31 to 4 ; and Wheal Ludoott, 12 to }. The demand for East del Rey Mining shares continues, and transactions have taken place at 1 prem. Santa Barbara are like wise inquired for, and are marked 1/ and 11. The only other feature in the foreign mine market is the oontinued heaviness of United Mexican shares, which have been dealt in at 7} and 7. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LPTIERPOOL COTTON ANDOORN JUNKETS. (THIS DAY.) (sy Dames AND man 'isomeric IsLimas's). (nom ous OWN COMNIPONDINS) Cotton market mot or salvo as veaterday, but prioes ems- Cone to harden. &Improbably 6,000 balm. 'tolerate attendance at to-&y's sore market. Wheat fair consumptive burinem at a decline of ld. to 2d. pee mobil. Flour slow male at about provides prim. Imam eorn steady demand. mixed. 22a.pitan beans Arm; 33a. ; oats sod oatmeal up MINCING #I(Z.-(1:H18 DAY.) SUGAIL—TM market hes opened steadily, but wit►out immodest, sales .t present by private contract. Refixed is lees active, aad former priors are not supported. porno continues to realise stathyprioes. W.A.—The market is doll and inactive. itum.—A limited business has been done ; fine Demme% I.._&L to 2a. — Rim:: 'Fier. are Do buyers, at the previous co . SALTPITIE.- -No sales reported, although there 1111• edlw at rather easier prices. Corros.—On the spot sad for arrival, about 2,000 Wes have bees sold. Hear.—Rwriaa is firm, at W. 10s. for clean fit. Peters burg. TALLOW MARSZT—(THIS DAY). The !whet h quiet ; To*n laflow is quokii 475. 94. Ms 485., set cash; Nasesbias Y.O. on the = s it . ; hugest, 495.; fisrassalisr. 495. 6d. ; October to 1505., " sallos." SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIE DAY.) Nemec Harvey awl &stop report trade very dell—prim with • downward teodecey. Prime meadow bay, 70a. to 80s.; superior ditto, 84s. to 1001.; inferior ditto, 38s. to 80a. ; wow. ditto, We. to 84s. ; rowsn, 38s. to 803. ; okerer. old, 90s. to 120 s. ; sow ditto, 80s. to 100 s. ; straw, 300. to 44e. DEATH FROM STRYCHNINE AND OIL OF A LMONDS. Yesterday aftercare Yr. Bird, the meow for the Woken Division of Middlesex, held an inquest at Chelsea Wert house on the bodyof a youth, aged 14. mama Alfred Themes Groom. The deosmod was emend boy-to Mr. Arming', chemist, in the Kiss's-road. On Friday afternooe his mauler dimovered him at the back of the shop. apparently and a pail by his side, into which he bad vomiterit carried him into hie room, as he found os touching him he went into strong convulsions. Mr. Ward, servos, et timicham.square. was sent for. and immediately attendeiL The I.oy wes alive, and an emetic was given and the mama mniip applied, het he died is boll an hoer. The emtmes bmn sasilysed by Mr. Rodgers, of Denbigh-street, sad strychnine and emsotial oil of almoods discovered, and Met gentleman gave it as him opinion that the boy bad died from those poorer. It spewed that Mr. Armoire's' bad detested the deceased pilfering, sod bad gives him solace to leave ea the aiturday. He wee strictly charged sot to Meek the bottles. The dust appeared to he cm the bottler, and Mr. Armstrong mid he had found the strychaise batik 16 poles deficient. It w•s labelled "poising." I'M deemed had not told his father that Ms had *Mies to leave, and he said when his son loft borne an Friday .reader he appeared to be in miry good spirits. The Miry found • verdict that " The dammed had died from ihisffect of etrychnies sad ameetial oil et abased*, het there wee so evideece to show his had taken the num' — RAILWAY Alen i'UNLIO 00NPANIZI IN PAWL/I NN:Pm—The total somber ot petition, far railway and public companies presented to parliament at the eminence. meat ot the mien was 322, of which 170 were far ransom, and the rest far intecolionearoirjests. Allogether 210 NOe for public ownpasies, Winding ruins's, nothrweat con sideration, of which number, 40 did set pees either in coes mittoe or is the house, sod 34 were rejected, oaten Wag withdrawn. • LONDON AND Boom WESTON RAILWAY.—The directors of this company have resolved to monvornend be the pmpristors, at the passel ineetieg au the 14th instant, that the dividend for the hail-year aiding the 30th of Jens, 1862, heat the rate of 4 per mot. par seams ce the capital of the otiespaey. MID-KINT RAILWAY. —The half-yearly meeting of this oottiptey was bald yesterday, at the Aloe. 31, Par lianient•street, Mr. W. A. Wilkinson in the chair. Yr. Bellamy, lb. esmeiary, read the report, which er:r ie t hailed yesterday. The chairman, In moving itsp referred to the competitioe aggest which the tine had to contend, aid to the oppositios of the London and Brightest Company. The Brighton Oteapasy disputed the right at the klid-Kset to go to Oreydoe, althoest they (ibs Brighton Compaay) won amble to attend mostly to the Imply &waving Mao of that town. Tbo - militants of pinta hod ensoatodti soospkised of too high charm and of the Brighton Chongsay„ bat whboot West. The notion was adopted, sad tbe promedings tosoolostod. • • Boom Klugautarox Iduszum.—During the week "Win 2, the oioiton have boos u follows :—Oa Moodog, may, sad ihdonioi, hos days., open hem 10 am. 16,166 ; ea Waslosoday, Thursday, awl Bays taimbeisie to We politic 61.1, elm teas 7.Th1 . .1 6 p.m., kelt; total, 36,272. !ma ibis egos* tho sues, 3,M,613, 31 41 33 4 6 6 41 43 34k 310 -- SE S 100 100 29 il 1 1* 11 11 114 14 84 __ _ _ IS t3O 840 BO 86 624 60 14 iii i., „ 18 14 16 17 i - ii 104 5 11l Silf U